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Students are more engaged.

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Include lunch detention or Saturday school as a consequence.

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Students are actively engaged in lessons. Less distractions

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Students are actively engaged in lessons. Less distractions

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All staff and teachers are on board with no phones in classrooms.

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Most are trying and most are responding. Being honest and firm about what it is now I haven’t had an issue.

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Students are engaged and communicate more with their peers.

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Students come into the class with phone and earbuds in their back packs without asking, when they see me at the door. 

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Students come into the class with phone and earbuds in their back packs without asking, when they see me at the door. 

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Students blaming you for a broken phone.

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Most students expect this new rule.

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The cell phone policy is working well in our department. We give a warning while the students are on the numbers and have had a huge change in participation due to students placing their phones in their lockers.

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It has been easier for students to adjust. Department prior to this was teacher to teacher, so it’s made the entire department respond to policy.

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One issue is some kids still trying to Text on their smart watches. 

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One issue is some kids still trying to Text on their smart watches. 

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Students are engaged. They know their phones must be put away.

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More students using games on their computers. 

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More students using games on their computers. 

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Some classes “require” cell phones to turn in assignments

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Each class having the SAME phone parking lot type of organizer.

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Some students using G Chat instead of texting.

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The earbuds are still an issue.

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Supply cell phone parking lots to teachers.

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Free time in the gym makes students bring out their phones so I believe we should add structure to free time during the weather index.

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Needs to be implemented site-wide. Outliers make implementation difficult

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Needs to be implemented site-wide. Outliers make implementation difficult

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Students begin to relax without their phones.

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Students begin to relax without their phones.

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Overtime, the students become adjusted to not having the phones

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We should go all in. No phones at all during school hours.

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Teacher's not enforcing due to parent retaliation

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Students wanting to be on their chromebooks a lot more to communicate with peers that way.

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Headphones are an issue but there’s so many battles in the classroom that I feel like this is the battle we are choosing to not fight

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Teachers enforcing the policy.  I see too many kids in the hallway with their phones, headphones, or airpods during instructional time.

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Teachers enforcing the policy.  I see too many kids in the hallway with their phones, headphones, or airpods during instructional time.

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Straight to the no go list. Period.

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From class to class we have different ways to enforce the policy

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Guided lessons or team building exercises during our time inside to help keep students engaged with social interactions.