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Don't know. Depends on whether or not their Scout told them. This isn't Cub Scouts. I expect the Scout to tell their parents about the rule changes their PL puts out. -
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I'm waiting for that. The solution is for them to become leaders and monitor the cellphone usage by their Scout, away from all the other Scouts. The cellphone must be secured by an adult unless the adult is present while it is in use. The only exception to this rule is when a Scout is using the phone as a means to provide training. After that, the cellphone goes away. We also have parents who complain because their Scout is tasked with providing training on Tenderfoot through First Class skills. "They already did that!" is apparently the phrase. As if Scouting is a one and done type of program.
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As soon as it was announced here that there would be a ban on phones in grades K-8 we saw multiple parents on the news complaining and threatening to sue. -
The public schools across the country have banned cellphones unless medically necessary, like a glucose monitor.
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