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Editor's Notes
- I think cell phones should be allowed in school because………….
- To text teachers for help on a question that you may need help at home on.
- Say if your dad or mom forgets its early dismissal then with your cell phone you can reach them.
- We can use our cell phones in an emergency to call for help
- So should cell phones be allowed in school? Yes I think they should be allowed in school for all of these reasons and much more. Thank you!
- Here is my sorces