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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The shoe holder type holders don't work because kids steal phones out of them.

No phone for the weekend is a great way for your kid to learn to be more responsible.[/quote]

Not in HS.  The kids put their phones in the pouch at the beginning of the class and take it out when they leave.  Next class, repeat. It's simple and it works.[/quote]

No, it's bell to bell. [/quote]

Yep. What high school is PP referring to? None in APS. [/quote]

To clarify, the Yondr pouches will be bell to bell. [/quote]

what about kids who leave campus for lunch or to the career center? [/quote]

Kids unlock phones when they leave campus, whether that’s for lunch, career center, or end of day.[/quote]

so then it's not really bell to bell?[/quote]

Read all about it here
https://www.doe.virginia.gov/Home/Components/News/News/411/227[/quote]

Please point out the part where they account for off campus or things like the career center. i don't see it. [/quote]

As implemented under the pilot program, kids can lock and unlock every time they enter / exit the building. Is your problem that APS isn’t being strict enough in following VDOE or do you think we’re misrepresenting what is happening? Our kids are coming home and explaining it all. I have a very phone addicted kid and he’s struggling with it a little, but he’s not as resistant to it as I had expected.[/quote]

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