Kathleen Pham+FollowAlabama’s new cellphone ban could delay your licenseAlabama’s strict new school cellphone ban doesn’t just mean handing over your phone each morning—it could actually push back when students can get their driver’s license. If a student gets suspended for breaking the rules, they’ll rack up points that add extra weeks to the wait for a learner’s permit or license. Even a single in-school suspension means waiting an extra week. It’s not just about phones, either—any suspension counts. What do you think: is this a fair way to encourage better behavior, or does it go too far? #Tech #Alabama #SchoolRules00Share
Kimberly Hall+FollowAlabama’s new cellphone ban could delay your licenseAlabama’s strict new school cellphone ban is shaking things up for students—if you get suspended, even for using your phone, you could be waiting weeks longer to get your learner’s permit or driver’s license. Each suspension adds points to your record, and every point means an extra week before you can hit the road. For example, six points? That’s six more weeks of waiting. This isn’t just about phones; any suspension counts. What do you think—fair consequence or too harsh? How will this change the way students handle their phones at school? #Tech #Alabama #SchoolRules00Share
