<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2bHdr9_0viqwfx100" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2bHdr9_0viqwfx100" width="300" height="300" ></figure><p>“Classroom time is sacred time,” that was the message shared by L-P Superintendent Dr. Steven Wrobleski to members of the Peru Rotary Club recently.</p><p>Wrobleski provided an update on L-P's new cellphone policy with it now being enforced for a little over a month now. The superintendent says 98 percent of L-P's more than 1,200 students comply with not using their phones in a classroom. Wrobleski says school staff is confiscating eight to 10 phones on an average school day.</p><p>L-P students are now allowed to use phones before and after class and at lunch. Wrobleski says he's asked teachers to set an example by not using their own phones during class time.</p><p>Parents should call the school's live operator to have messages sent to their children during the school day.</p></div></body>

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L-P Superintendent Says \"98 Percent\" Of Students Abiding By New Cellphone Policy

“Classroom time is sacred time,” that was the message shared by L-P Superintendent Dr. Steven Wrobleski to members of the Peru Rotary Club recently. Wrobleski provided an update on L-P's new cellphone policy with it now being enforced for a little over a month now. The superintendent says 98 percent of L-P's more than 1,200 students comply with not using their phones in a classroom. Wrobleski says school staff is confiscating eight to 10 phones on an average school day.