Summary
Florida’s Broward County Public Schools, one of the nation’s largest districts, implemented a cellphone ban across the school day, sparking debate among students, parents, and teachers. The ban affects over 200,000 students.
Proponents, including board member Lori Alhadeff, a Parkland victim’s mother, argue the ban improves focus and safety.
Critics of the ban raise safety concerns, particularly in light of the 2018 Parkland shooting, where cellphones played an important role in communication.
That would be showing too much initiative. GOP types don’t like that. If the teacher can’t call 911, the kids should really just lay down and accept their fate.
Just four years ago:
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who is of the opinion that old people, ie those most at risk, should volunteer to die to save the economy.
But what if the shooter is trans? CHECKMATE!!!