Anchor Bay Schools calls it the “Away-for-the-Day” device policy, and some parents have told Local 4 that they have safety concerns about it.

Brandon Carr, Click On Detroit

A Michigan school district is telling students that no more devices will be in class starting next school year.

Anchor Bay Schools calls it the “Away-for-the-Day” device policy, and some parents have told Local 4 that they have safety concerns about it.

We’re not just talking about phones; the district says students must turn off devices like smartwatches, personal laptops, and headphones.

Then, they can be stored in their lockers or cubbies for the day. However, parents may resist this policy.

Fewer distractions, being more present, and improving the learning environment are something most parents support.

But ditching wireless devices is not a call some can get behind.

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