Cell Phone Policy

When would be an appropriate time to have your cell phone out?

• During a test

• When Mrs. Campbell is teaching a lesson

• When I have all of my work completed and I do not owe any make up work

• There are no restrictions on when I can use my cell phone

It is appropriate to have my ear buds in when Mrs. Campbell is teaching.

• True

• False

When cell phone use is allowed, I can play my music at a reasonable volume, meaning the people around me should not hear it.

• True

• False

When cell phone use is permitted, it is appropriate to distract my peers who are still working by showing them funny pictures or videos on my phone.

• True

• False

Using a cell phone during an offline assessment can be considered cheating

• True

• False

Which statement is true?

• I am permitted to take pictures of other students without their permission.

• I am permitted to use Mrs. Campbell's charger to charge my device.

• It is appropriate to have my ear buds in during class as long as there is no music playing.

• Mrs. Campbell should have to remind me when my technology should be away.

Cell phone use during the school day is a privilege and can be taken away at any point.

• True

• False

I have been taught the expectations of the cell phone policy, and it should not require a daily reminder for me to follow the expectations.

• True

• False

Abiding by the Cell Phone Policy is a great way to follow the BEARCAT mantra: Be Engaged, Act Responsible, Care about the Team, and Safety.

• True

• False

The Cell Phone Policy can be found on Google Classroom in case I need to remind myself of the policy.

• True

• False