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Superintendent outlines plan to implement personal electronic device executive order
Summary
Superintendent told the board the district must adopt a personal electronic device policy by October per an executive order; the suggested approach is a 'bell to bell' prohibition with limited educational-device exceptions and additional accommodations to be worked out in community and staff meetings.
During the superintendent's report Aug. 18, the superintendent (speaker 4) explained the district's obligation to implement a state executive order on personal electronic devices and outlined an intended timeline and approach.
"Bell to bell, personal electronic devices are not allowed to be used," the superintendent said, explaining that devices such as cell phones, watches and prototype smart glasses would be prohibited during instructional time.…
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