Cell Phone Free Act

What could happen if you use your phone or headphones without permission during instructional time for the 3rd time?

• You can lose co-extra curricular privileges

• Your phone can be confiscated

• Meet with a counselor and your guardians

• Meet with only a counselor

What could happen if you use your phone or headphones without permission during instructional time for the 5th time?

• You can lose co-extra curricular privileges

• Your phone can be confiscated

• Meet with a counselor and your guardians

• Meet with only a counselor

• An administrator is also in the meeting

What electronics need to be silenced and put away during instructional time in class?

• phone

• smartwatch

• headphones

• chromebook

When can you use your electronics?

• during lunch

• during class time

• during nutrition

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) When can students use electronics?

,

(b) When can students NOT use electronics?

• during instructional time

• during class time

• between classes

• lunch

• nutrition

• emergencies

• prior approval

You can use your headphones during class time to listen to music.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

Even earbuds need to be put away during instructional time.

What is TRUE about the Cell Phone Contract?

• Only you need to sign the contract.

• The contract is due 8/15 Friday

• You can turn the contract in whenever you feel like it.

• Only your guardian needs to sign the contract.

• Both you and your guardian need to sign the contract.

Answer explanation

You will get a Cell Phone Contract that needs to be returned by Friday 8/15.

• It needs to be signed by you and a guardian.

• You should have gotten this form from your first or fourth period class. If you did not, you need to talk to your teacher as soon as possible.

Does your phone also need to be placed on silent when you put it away?

• Yes

• No

Answer explanation

all personal electronic devices including cell phones, earbuds, smartwatches, and other electronics must be on silent and out of sight during instructional time.

When your phone volume is on, the focus on notifications can be distracting.

The minimum consequence for cell phone violation is ​ (a)   while the maximum for cellphone violation is ​ ​ (b)   and​ (c)  

• verbal warning
• Confiscation of device
• meeting with administration
• Meet with your counselor
• parent contact
• loss of school dance privilege

What happens on the first offense of violating the cell phone policy at Channel Islands High School?

• The student is suspended.

• The device is confiscated permanently.

• A verbal warning and reteaching of policy by the teacher.

• The student is expelled.