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VMA131Marine

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3. And if there's a shooter on campus and

Reply to FakeNoose (Original post)

Tue May 7, 2024, 05:11 PM

May 2024

students don’t have access to their phones?

It was students with phones who were able to provide details about the Uvalde shooter, not that the police acted on it.

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Pa. lawmakers pushing bills to have students' cell phones locked away during school hours [View all] FakeNoose May 2024 OP

This is only a win in districts with safe schools. This is a disaster waiting to happen. onecaliberal May 2024 #1

I'm in favor of the pilot program FakeNoose May 2024 #10

I agree 100% in my substitute teaching job kimbutgar May 2024 #2

This is a mirror of how they behave at home FakeNoose May 2024 #6

This particular girl told me that she had to call her grandmother to bring her lunch because she didn't like kimbutgar May 2024 #9

And if there's a shooter on campus and VMA131Marine May 2024 #3

So rather than deal with how guns are so obscenely easy to come by, thucythucy May 2024 #5

Well, I wouldn't take away the phones until VMA131Marine May 2024 #7

Teachers and other adults in school still have their phones FakeNoose May 2024 #8

Norway has banned smart phones in middle schools: thucythucy May 2024 #4