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One-third of SD school districts remove or lock away student phones
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About one-third of the districts in the state remove or lock away high school students’ cellphones for at least part of the school day.
While some schools lock phones away for the entire day, others require students to place phones in containers during class.
School districts implementing a locked phone policy for high school students throughout the entire school day this year include De Smet, Dupree, Ethan, Florence, Henry, Iroquois, Oglala Lakota, Rosholt and Waverly.
Cellphone policies reflect difference in digital education philosophyThe Waverly School District spent about $1,000 purchasing 14 lock boxes for the new school year.
Courtesy of Waverly School DistrictMeyer said he hopes more school districts implement locked phone policies.
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