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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My principal was clear that in a true emergency the pouches can be cut open. But really, phones ruin classrooms 100% of days and true emergencies are exceedingly rare. Worth the trade off, IMO.[/quote] I disagree on it being worth the trade-off but I do think/hope that kids will break out their creativity for cutting/prying/deactivating the pouch in an emergency. I feel confident that $18 won't be charged if the emergency is an active shooter. If the emergency is needing a ride home after the school doors are closed, I don't trust the school not to charge me. And I worry about the kid who walks home in the dark rather than risk getting in trouble for destroying the pouch. Safety is more important than the school's need for fancy enforcement. Just prohibit the use of cell phones during the day without creating new problems.[/quote] Huh? Quite the scenarios.[/quote]
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