In an effort to curb cell phone use, Herndon High School is implementing a school-wide ban on cell phone and headphone use in all classes.
The policy went into effect yesterday (Monday) after what Principal Liz Noto called an “all time high” of student phone use.
Noto offered an update to the school community about the policy change over spring break.
Students will still be able to use their phone during lunch time and passing times, according to the letter. Once class begins, phones must be turned off and put away.
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