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GHS Cell Phone/Communication Device Policy:  *BOE Approved 11/10/08 

The use of cell phones / communication devices will be permitted in the hallways during student passing periods and on Mane St. during the student’s lunch period only. The use of cell phones / communication devices will not be allowed during class periods for any reason. Students are not permitted to leave class to use a cell phone or communication device. It will be considered a violation if the student’s cell phone or communication device disrupts a class. 

Acceptable times for usage of electronic devices:

  • Students will be allowed to use them during passing periods, they are not allowed to be late to class as a result of “finishing a text”. If a student is tardy and still using his/her elec. device, the student will be tardy and issued an electronic device violation.
  • The classroom teacher will determine if students are allowed to use electronic device in their rooms during passing periods. 
  • Students are allowed to use them during “their” lunch period while they are on Mane St. only. The walk from the lunch room back to class is NOT considered passing period.
  • Students are NOT allowed to leave class to use their phones.
  • If a phone is heard or seen out during class, it will be considered a disruption to the learning process and will be considered a violation. That includes all beeps, buzzes, rings, songs, etc etc.
  • A student taking his/her phone out to “look” at it during class is also considered a violation. 
  • Students are not allowed to take out the SIM cards or batteries. Students insisting on doing so are now “failing to comply” and will face further consequences.
Violations of this policy will carry the following consequences:
Violation 1: The student’s cell phone / communication device will be confiscated and turned into his/her administrator and the student will be required to serve a 1 hour detention before it is returned.
Violation 2: The student’s cell phone / communication device will be confiscated and turned into his/her administrator and the student will be required to serve 2 one hour detentions before it is returned.
Violation 3: The student will be assigned a 1 day In School Suspension and the cell phone / communication device will be returned after serving the ISS assignment. 
Violation 4:  The student will be assigned a 3 day In-School Suspension and the cell phone / communication device will not be returned until a parent/administrator conference has been held. 
Repeat Violations of this policy may result in suspension. 
*Violations that occur on Friday – Student will be given the phone at the end of the day. Detention must be served Monday, or if second offense detentions served on Monday and Tuesday. Failure to do so will result in ISS.