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quaint

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9. I agree in theory. Wondering what the districts will come up with to implement.

Reply to Auggie (Reply #8)

Tue Sep 24, 2024, 10:09 AM

Sep 2024

I definitely want in class phone control but no phones is a little worrisome to me.

It's a different world than in the '70s.
Year Population in my little town, bought here in 1974
1970 11,856
1980 28,254
1990 52,422
2022 68,035

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Gov. Newsom signs bill requiring schools to restrict, prohibit student cell phone use [View all] quaint Sep 2024 OP

How do they make 911 calls if a school shooter knows the phones are locked up? Omnipresent Sep 2024 #1

Please see my response (#2) to myself. I goofed again.☺ quaint Sep 2024 #3

One of my questions as well. quaint Sep 2024 #2

I work for an employer that has given active shooter training. Omnipresent Sep 2024 #4

Our society needs to recognize the perils to our children in the 21st century and develop real protection. quaint Sep 2024 #7

How are they supposed to watch Tik Tock videos during class ? MichMan Sep 2024 #5

Same old problem; used to be comic books. quaint Sep 2024 #6

I was on the fence about this until I heard a social psychiatrist come out in favor Auggie Sep 2024 #8

I agree in theory. Wondering what the districts will come up with to implement. quaint Sep 2024 #9

Maybe the teachers are equipped with emergency phones Auggie Sep 2024 #10

Yes! And the teacher should have it on person always. quaint Sep 2024 #11

Great idea. Plus, it doesn't have to be a smart phone. Auggie Sep 2024 #13

I've seen classrooms where the teacher collects phones in a basket in the start of class. Students may be LauraInLA Sep 2024 #12