Whoever snitched about this petition your moms a hoe
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Anonymous
7 years ago
My phone is adhere to my ownership. The school has no right to take it away.
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MARIANA Molano
7 years ago
Persuit of happiness
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Juan David morales
7 years ago
I bought my phone
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Roseleen Herrera
7 years ago
Common sense
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I feel like you trust us with everything else, you should trust us with this.
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Mahan Mahtabfar
7 years ago
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I am 18 years old.
I can choose to drop out of school but I can’t keep my phone on my person.
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Liam Tan-yi
7 years ago
الثورة البروليتارية في حالة حركة.
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Robert fridel
7 years ago
I wanna use my phone is my right.
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Selma Chab
7 years ago
I'm not a child. Let me keep my phone.
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Sui-Ling Perez
7 years ago
A right to my own private property
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Jonathan Leon
7 years ago
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If the point of all this was to focus students in class more than their phones, I think a good talk would have done a better longer lasting impact without retaliation. The students here in SAS are able to understand (I hope) and show more respect towards our peers. I feel as if we need a Henrey Clay with us right now to set some good compromises.
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Jorlen
7 years ago
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We have so much freedom being an SAS student yet you concern yourselves with taking away our phones? We should be trusted to keep them away if we are allowed no uniforms, attend a college campus with college classes, and have other adult responsibilities. This just seems childish.
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Juan Hernandez
7 years ago
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I just don't see how taking our property is going to make us pay more or less attention in class. A smart phone can be a useful tool in the classroom and if someone wants to distract themselves they can easily accomplish that in many other ways than their phone. It's out property that we need for emergencies and I will not put the safety of my property into the hands of another who I have not agreed to hand my property to
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Sabrina Arevalo
7 years ago
phone addict who should stop but won’t
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Katherine Castineiras
7 years ago
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The Phone Act of 2018. And just like the Stamp Act of 1765, it shall be repealed.
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Barack Obama
7 years ago
I don’t support this but I don’t know better so I guess I’ll sign it.
what's a phone?
I should keep the phone I bought not give it away
SmartphOWNED
Whoever snitched about this petition your moms a hoe
My phone is adhere to my ownership. The school has no right to take it away.
Persuit of happiness
I bought my phone
Common sense
I feel like you trust us with everything else, you should trust us with this.
I am 18 years old. I can choose to drop out of school but I can’t keep my phone on my person.
الثورة البروليتارية في حالة حركة.
I wanna use my phone is my right.
I'm not a child. Let me keep my phone.
A right to my own private property
If the point of all this was to focus students in class more than their phones, I think a good talk would have done a better longer lasting impact without retaliation. The students here in SAS are able to understand (I hope) and show more respect towards our peers. I feel as if we need a Henrey Clay with us right now to set some good compromises.
We have so much freedom being an SAS student yet you concern yourselves with taking away our phones? We should be trusted to keep them away if we are allowed no uniforms, attend a college campus with college classes, and have other adult responsibilities. This just seems childish.
I just don't see how taking our property is going to make us pay more or less attention in class. A smart phone can be a useful tool in the classroom and if someone wants to distract themselves they can easily accomplish that in many other ways than their phone. It's out property that we need for emergencies and I will not put the safety of my property into the hands of another who I have not agreed to hand my property to
phone addict who should stop but won’t
The Phone Act of 2018. And just like the Stamp Act of 1765, it shall be repealed.
I don’t support this but I don’t know better so I guess I’ll sign it.