Anonymous wrote:you do know kids often have multiple phones right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Spinning off the GDS thread, I was wondering if we could compile a list of middle schools that have or are on the verge of banning phones. I have a rising 5th grader and will soon be looking at schools for next year and given my older child's experience of middle school i would LOVE to have a phone-free middle school this time around.
Edmund Burke requires them to be turned into the division head's office each morning.
They’re in a lock box and have been for years. Funny how other schools are just now catching up
Funny how no one ever follows anything Edmund Burke does or even know it exists.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the majority of them do for MS. Might be easier to ask which don’t.
But our personal experience - Congressional and SSSAS do.
Are you sure SSSAS is strict about it? When my dd (at a different private) turns her phone on at the end of the day, she always has tons of messages from Saints girls on her club sports team
Yes, about the phones. But the kids can get their messages on their computers, so as others have pointed out, stopping the phones doesn’t stop the social usage.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the majority of them do for MS. Might be easier to ask which don’t.
But our personal experience - Congressional and SSSAS do.
Are you sure SSSAS is strict about it? When my dd (at a different private) turns her phone on at the end of the day, she always has tons of messages from Saints girls on her club sports team