Dearborn and Crestwood schools are enforcing stricter student cell phone rules as Michigan’s classroom device restrictions take effect.
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During the current summer and in preparation for the start of next school year, Dearborn public schools updated their policy on the use of mobile phones and radios by students, in line with the new Michigan State Act, which prohibits the use of communication devices during teaching time, leaving educational areas with the power to develop their own policies for different levels of schooling. The updated Dearborn public schools policy makes it cl…