Bell to bell phone ban is making a difference in Millville School District
Lorinda Jarvis, South Jersey Local News
Check it out: Classrooms without kids on their phones. Lunches where it’s not unusual to spot a student reading a book. Hallways where kids greet their friends instead of walking and scrolling like zombies down B Hall. Wireless headphones? Banned.
Remember passing notes in class? They’re coming back, baby. Maybe not folded up like a football and flicked across the room. Yet.
Welcome to the new and improved school year. In schools around the state, flashbacks like these come courtesy of the state of New Jersey’s bell-to-bell cell phone ban. What that means is no phones are visible at any time, including in the hallways or at lunch.
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