Which is why they get them back at the end of every class and the next teacher deals with their class.Makes sense, but as one School District learned you take the phone you are now solely responsible for it.
Which is why they get them back at the end of every class and the next teacher deals with their class.Makes sense, but as one School District learned you take the phone you are now solely responsible for it.
Yes, I teach welding, wood turning, small engines and 8th grade intro to ag.
Until they don’t lol. School district tried telling me when they allowed our son’s phone to be stollen that it was unfortunate however they were not responsible and we just needed to buy him another $1k phone.Which is why they get them back at the end of every class and the next teacher deals with their class.
I mean I've never owned a phone that cost more than $49.95 and run a busy law practice on it, but to each their own.Until they don’t lol. School district tried telling me when they allowed our son’s phone to be stollen that it was unfortunate however they were not responsible and we just needed to buy him another $1k phone.
Not so fast skippy , I gave them two options stroke a check out of their funds or I would be submitting a liability claim to their insurance carrier.
Principal told me no that’s not going to happen, 3 days later we had a check and purchased him a new phone.
Our sons phone was stolen while in rotc. Teacher forbid them from leaving phones in their backpack and collected everyone’s phone.Not sure what incident you're talking about, have a link?
Same here, but he wanted it it was latest Galaxy phone at the time. He worked for it paid for it with his own funds, so like a helicopter parent I was not accepting their oh we are not responsibleI mean I've never owned a phone that cost more than $49.95 and run a busy law practice on it, but to each their own.