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Belinda Kitchen
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Belinda Kitchen

Moberly school district has a no phone policy already and it works well. Kids are learning more and less distraction. If parents need to get ahold of the kids they can call the office instead of the kids trying to have their parents get them out just cause they don't want to be there .

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Justin Booya
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Justin Booya

Too much liberal misinformation in the news on those phones.

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Steve Chott
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Steve Chott

As a retired teacher I had students spending great amounts of energy trying to hide their phone activity. A silent phone in a backpack is fine. If a parent has an emergency where they need to contact the student, they should call the main office.

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Sara Williams
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Sara Williams

Except for an emergency, there is no reason for them to have their phones. I feel they should have have, but need extreme restrictions and consequences for having them out. They'll be fine without games and social media while they work.

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Oakley Taylor
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Oakley Taylor

It is our first amendment right to read whatever books we choose. It is hypocritical to talk about "freedom" and then think these selected few should be telling us what "they" think we should read. It's tyranny at it's best and disgusting.

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Lynn Huntley
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Lynn Huntley

I read every day. This is supposed to be a free country. Parents need to be aware of what their kids are reading and explain issues, not hide them. Banning something just makes it more appealing to kids.

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CB
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CB

You know who banned books and burned them? The Nazis.

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Kevin Nik Myles Hayward
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Kevin Nik Myles Hayward

No books are being banned. Parents are just asking that certain inappropriate literature not be accessible to underage minors. Get over yourselves already

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William Waters
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William Waters

I only voted no because I don't like to read. If I did , then I would read what ever book I wanted to. I don't like books being banned when my tax dollars pay for libraries.

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Stang1960
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Stang1960

The only books that parents want removed from school are not age appropriate. Can I go to a school library/public library and check out a Playboy or Hustler magazine. There is NO BANNING of books going on just concerned parents wanting age appropriate material for their kids. Stop virtue signaling!

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