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CMCSS board hears data showing rise in personal electronic device violations; staff to recommend code changes in May
Summary
Chief Communications Officer Anthony Johnson presented survey and enforcement data on the district's student personal electronic devices policy, reporting a roughly 29.2% increase in recorded violations after the revision, and said staff will bring recommendations tied to new technologies to the board in May.
Chief Communications Officer Anthony Johnson told the CMCSS board that enforcement of the district's student personal electronic devices policy has tracked upward since the board tightened rules last year.
Johnson said the district has recorded a 29.2% year‑to‑date increase in device violations since the revision and that violations are concentrated at the high school level — about 88% of incidents — with roughly 11% at middle schools and 1% at elementary schools. He said the…
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