Parents express anger over school charging $3 'ransom' to return cell phones confiscated from students
The rule has been implied by South Wigston High School which has banned the used of mobile phones in the classroom as authorities believe that the devices distract children.
A Leicester school has left the parents of students divided with its new policy of charging £2 ($2.59) to return cell phones confiscated from children for using them during class hours. The rule has been implied by South Wigston High School, England, which has banned the used of cell phones in the classroom as authorities believe that the devices prompt inappropriate behavior among children, such as bullying, and distracts them from the lesson.
