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Reply to "Parent advocates who lobbied for Away All Day phone policy feel blindsided, ignored by new MCPS phone policy"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Eh, I'm the parent of a MS and HS student and this this policy is sane and sensical. My HS-aged kid having access to their phone at lunch is fine, actually. They can (and do) use it to help with homework, to read sports scores and share with friends, or to facilitate discussion at the meeting of a club. I think the testimony above assumes the kids are using their phones to SnapChat or something and never look up, but they are actually using them to facilitate socialization, not to shut it down. [/quote] Your kid doesn't need a phone at lunch. If it's a true urgent issue, they can go back to their locker and send a message. It puts such a burden on school staff to police phones that are distracting kids from their education. Just make it simple and let the kids go through their school day without additional phone time.[/quote] you are out of touch. Kids don't use lockers. Besides taking away their phone doesn't mean they will pay attention. They use their computers all the time for non school related functions. And yes it is a burden on school staff. [/quote]
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