Not even buckets, when I was in school many years ago, I have very distinct memories of texting through my hoodie on a flip phone T9 to hide it from the teachers because we were under a constant “if I see it I’m taking it” threat lmao
When I was in middle school I remember the campus security (I don’t think we called them “security”) had some sort of lecture on the dangers of social media (this was circa 2004). I don’t recall details but they basically said the person in charge of security was supposedly lurking on MySpace to see what we were doing. Pretty lame and did nothing for seemingly nothing reasons.
is this going to be another one of those ‘schools think they can parent outside of school hours’ overreach?
Sounds like it and the other is something that I thought schools have been doing since cell phones have been a thing…
Edit: >from using cellphones and social media platforms during the school day.
Oh nope, just in school which is fine ig
but youre not wrong. both of these issues have already been resolved by many schools by just having kids bucket their phones on the way in…
Not even buckets, when I was in school many years ago, I have very distinct memories of texting through my hoodie on a flip phone T9 to hide it from the teachers because we were under a constant “if I see it I’m taking it” threat lmao
Literally, the first sentence. So, no. Not even the first school to ban cell phone use during the school day.
When I was in middle school I remember the campus security (I don’t think we called them “security”) had some sort of lecture on the dangers of social media (this was circa 2004). I don’t recall details but they basically said the person in charge of security was supposedly lurking on MySpace to see what we were doing. Pretty lame and did nothing for seemingly nothing reasons.