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New phone policy takes effect for Brunswick County Schools, superintendent talks student safety

By Reyna CroomsAva Brendgord,

2024-08-26

By Reyna CroomsAva Brendgord,

2024-08-26

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Debra Rogers (Protech Naples)

08-26

Good luck with that. Teachers are afraid of students recording them. Strange how my law school student uses his phone to record lectures to facilitate learning. My high-school student should be permitted to do the same to prepare themselves for advanced learning.

truth=freedom

08-26

Expensive, complicated and another form of avoiding the teaching of kids to be RESPONSIBLE for following rules and SELF DISCIPLINED. How about administration allows & supports the teachers’ authority to take the phone that is being used during school hrs. & give it to the office to be picked up at dismissal? Students should be able to have a phone but use it in emergency situations and/or necessary contact with a parent.

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