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kimbutgar

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

Reply to FakeNoose (Reply #6)

Tue May 7, 2024, 05:36 PM

May 2024

The school lunch. You are correct she is probably left alone with his phone/computer or iPad and always gets her way.
life is going to be hard for her without limits or consequences.

Last time I was at the school she gave me a dirty look which I ignored with a straight face.

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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