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CD players/drinks in classroom

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From: croberts (croberts_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Sun Nov 19 2000 - 06:12:08 PST

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Our school put in drink machines in student lounge...but it's up to the =
teachers as to whether they allow it in their classrooms. It's a GREAT =
money maker. =20

As far as CD players, they are not allowed unless OK'd by teacher... and =
can only be used in that particular classroom. Other than that, they =
are not allowed anywhere else in the school. Cell phones and beepers =
are NOT allowed... no exceptions.
Carolyn Roberts

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> I agree that you can let the more advanced students have the privilege =
of
> CD's and drinks in the room, however, my school district does not =
allow
> either, it is in the handbooks and the Student Code of Conduct book. =
I
> have had students fall asleep in class only to find they had that tiny
> head phone attached to their ear listening to music instead of my =
lesson.
>=20
> Jackie
> Bryan High - Bryan Texas

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