Are those legal? In the Netherlands they're not, I believe, because it would suck to have a shooting or a seizure and not be able to call the police/ambulance/superheroes
Here in the US before phones were everywhere most schools had rules against electronics and how they handled it was to have parents sign a form at the beginning of the year understanding that the use of said items on school grounds would result in the item being taken from the student and returned only to the parent, our school had a three strikes policy on the third strike they would hold the item until the end of school year.
Today I guess parents would bitch about this though because little Jimmy doesn't need to follow rules.
Edit: Changed " they blew up" to "phones were everywhere."
Probably a good idea, although I'm not sure how they can enforce this.
Maybe just using signal jammers in each classroom would suffice. But then the teachers are out of luck as well.
Are those legal? In the Netherlands they're not, I believe, because it would suck to have a shooting or a seizure and not be able to call the police/ambulance/superheroes
Well if the head honcho had an on/off switch,that would work,or an old fashioned land line.
But all the horror films I've seen start with the landlines being cut so that's not going to help.
And I got curious and apparently they're illegal in the whole EU
Here in the US before phones were everywhere most schools had rules against electronics and how they handled it was to have parents sign a form at the beginning of the year understanding that the use of said items on school grounds would result in the item being taken from the student and returned only to the parent, our school had a three strikes policy on the third strike they would hold the item until the end of school year.
Today I guess parents would bitch about this though because little Jimmy doesn't need to follow rules.
Edit: Changed " they blew up" to "phones were everywhere."