Science Hill High School’s policy on student cell phone use is fairly flexible, except for one no-no: they must be turned off or put on vibrate when they enter classrooms and other school functions. Though teachers can, at their discretion, allow cell phone use for certain purposes, such as emergencies, they also can request that students drop the devices in a basket or box when they come through the door.
If the policy is violated, the cell phone is taken and held by the school for 30 days. If a student refuses to surrender the phone, they may be considered insubordinate and face suspension.
Now we’re talking! That’s a punishment worthy of 1988! That’s a month without their phone. Do you know the price tag on a punishment like that? Sprint, historically, has the cheapest plans, so we’ll go with them. Their unlimited plan is $99.99, so really, listen up Mom and Dad, your kids’ cell phone use could get your wallet and your kid a detention.
I’m actually starting to feel a little better now. My teachers would always relinquish the Game Boys by the end of the day and the Walkmans? Well, the battery life on those would hardly last the bus ride to school much less a tune or two during a boring lecture. You know, those were some good times. A poor grade and a detention here and there never cost me a hundred bucks. If you are a High Schooler, then hit me up on your mobile phone with some comments below . Comment during the week day between the hours of 7 and 3, I know where you’ll be. Your teachers won’t mind.
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There you go, my top 5 Canadians I would've liked to see light the Olympic flame. Now, who are your top 5? Hit me on the comments with your lists.
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