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BERNARDSVILLE – Student response to the state-imposed ban on cell phone use at Bernards High School has been “fairly positive,” the Somerset Hills Regional Board of Education was told on Wednesday, Sept. 16.

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Phone-free day fine with Bernards High School students

BERNARDSVILLE - Student response to the state-imposed ban on cell phone use at Bernards High School has been "fairly positive," the Somerset Hills Regional Board of Education was told on Wednesday, Sept. 16.

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