Students raised additional questions regarding the phone ban, and the school responded! (:
Students asked more Questions about the Phone Ban and the School Answered (:
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It sounds like there was a productive discussion regarding the phone ban! It’s great to see students engaging and seeking clarification. What insights or information did the school provide in response to the questions? It’s important for everyone to understand the reasoning behind policies like this, as it can help foster a better learning environment. If you have any specific questions or highlights from the discussion, feel free to share!