Premier Furey says that work is ongoing and they’re working with stakeholders for an enforcement policy because right now, it’s up to each school.
Premier Andrew Furey says government is working closely with the NLTA to develop a policy around cell phone use in classrooms. Some provinces have banned the use of cellphones in classrooms and NL currently has a policy that bans them in grades K-6. NLTA President Trent Langdon has called for a policy designed so that teachers can enforce it. Premier Furey says that work is ongoing and they’re working with stakeholders for an enforcement policy because right now, it’s up to each school. Furey says they’re hearing good feedback from students, parents, and teachers.
Man on the lam arrested by Bay St. George RCMP
Steady Brook advises against using the trail around the brook area, conditions could be unsafe
NL Hydro is fully back in service, no Power Warning or Power Watch in effect
"Business in Corner Brook" town hall this Wednesday, open to everyone
Calling all chefs, time to sign up for the 16th Charity Chilli Cook Off, part of Corner Brook Winter Carnival
