Lewiston School Board bans students up to 8th grade from using cell phones in school
For high school students, high school students will be restricted from using cell phones outside of school hours.
Update: 11:23 PM EDT August 29, 2022
THE LEWISTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE HAS BEEN SUPPLYING THE SCHOOL CELL PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL STUDENTS THROUGH GRADE 8 AND LIMITED THE PHONE NUMBER FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. NEWS 8 OF JAMES CORRIGAN LIVES IN LEWISTON, AND JAMES YOU ARE WELCOME TO Merging TONIGHT. WHAT HAS BEEN CAUSED THIS BOARD? WE ARE THE KEY REASON TO BE CITIZEN BECAUSE YOU CAN USE ANYTHING FOR STUDENTS. WE TELL SUPER LEVEL BEFORE TODAY’S MEETING, WHO HAS TELLED THAT STUDENTS CAN JOIN WITH LIMITED DEVICES LIMITING THEIR LEARNING CAPABILITY. 17; ten; 00; 00 LANGUAGES WE ARE LOOKING TO GUARANTEE THAT THE CONCENTRATION IN THE WINDOW WINDOWS ARE GUARANTEE AND TEACHING AND LEARNING LEWISTON JAKE LANGLAIS TYPES OF LEWISTON , REMOVED AS IN Scenario THEY ARE WAITING A TEXT MESSAGE. 17; 11; 27; 12 LANGUAGES THEY LIVE A LOT OF ANY TIME THEY DON’T HAVE TO LIVE DIFFERENTLY, BECAUSE THEY ARE EXPECTING THAT A QUICK BACK AND WHICH YOU GET IT OR IT MAKES THIS NEW FEELING OF ANGST. AND WHEN YOU’RE TRYING TO CONCENTRATE ON THINGS LIKE MATH, IT CAN REALLY HARD. LEWISTON PARENTS AND TEACHERS ONLINE FEEDBACK TO THE MOST SUPPORTED THE BOARD, THINKING SOME OUTSTANDING INTERESTS ABOUT STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS OR SUCCESSFUL PROBLEMS ONE EXCEPTION. ALSO INTERESTED IN Enhancing STUDENT AND TEACHER RELATIONSHIPS CAN BE SEARCH IN A MORE INTERESTING LIGHT BY GETTING STUDENT’S CELL PHONE. 17; 13; 20; 04 REAL LANGLAIS ABOUT SPACE MEMBERSHIP AND HOW WE ARE PROTECTING THE LEARNING SPACE AND DON’T MAKE IT A BETTER MATCH THE PHONE GIVES TO CHILDREN EVERY DAY. BUT REALLY THAT RESULT AND THE COMMUNICATION SECRETS AGREE, AND THEN AGREE TO PARENTS IF CONTINUOUSLY ISSUED THE SCHOOL AGREES, APPROVES THE NEED TO CREATE KIDS. FUTURE. 18; 48; forty six; 09 MEET WE ARE CREATEING THE GENERATION OF EXTREMELY RELATED EMPLOYEES HAVE A BETTER OPPORTUNITY TO GET WORKS AND WHOLE PERFORMANCES LESS. BECAUSE THEY JUST CANNOT FORGET THAT CELL PHONE. NOW STUDENTS THROUGH GRADE 8 WILL HAVE TO SET PHONES INTO A CONTAINS BEFORE LEARNING. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN STILL USE THEIR PHONES IN NON-LEARNING SETTINGS. PUNISHMENTS WILL INCLUDE CONFIDENCE, PARENTS REFERENCE INFORMATION, AND SECURE STATES
Lewiston School Board bans students up to 8th grade from using cell phones in school
For high school students, high school students will be restricted from using cell phones outside of school hours.
Update: 11:23 PM EDT August 29, 2022
The Lewiston School Board voted unanimously on Monday to ban cell phones on campus for students in grades 8 through 8 and restrict phones outside the classroom to high school students. , except for those students determined to be “necessary for the health, safety, or educational purposes of the student.” Disciplinary action will vary from warning to forfeiture during parent conferences to suspension or expulsion for more serious violations. Superintendent Jake Langlais says that removing cell phones from the learning environment eliminates stressors for students, such as in situations where they are waiting for a text message. “And when you’re trying to focus on things like math, it can get really hard,” says Langlais.
The Lewiston School Board voted unanimously on Monday to ban cell phones on campus for students in grades 8 through 8 and restrict phones outside the classroom to high school students.
Phones for students in kindergarten through 8th grade will be stored during the school day, except for those students determined to be “necessary for the health, safety of the student, or for educational purposes.”
Disciplinary actions will vary, from warnings to forfeiture in parent conferences to suspension or expulsion for more serious infractions.
Superintendent Jake Langlais says that removing cell phones from the learning environment removes a stressor for students, such as in situations where they are waiting for a text message.
“They live with a lot of anxiety that they may not have to live because they expect that quick return, and whether you understand it or not, that creates this new sense of anger,” says Langlais. “And when you’re trying to focus on things like math, it can get really difficult.”
