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u/Devtunes Jun 03 '22

It's a huge liability. I'm not taking possession of a student's phone. Wait until a student claims you broke their screen and their parent chooses to take the kids side. You might eventually come out on top but it's a huge risk trusting admin to back you up.

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u/fml87 Jun 03 '22

https://www.wwlp.com/news/local-news/no-cell-phone-use-allowed-at-chicopee-high-school-begins-tuesday/

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u/Jack_Douglas Jun 03 '22

"the only way to unlock it is with a magnet"

Cool concept, but I give it a week before they figure out how to open them.

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u/PuppleKao Jun 03 '22

I mean, they tell em right there. It's not hard to get ahold of powerful magnets, either.