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my school has taken my phone away and idk what to do bc i use it so much with calming apps & now i cant, they have it everyday until 2:45 until June 21st (my last day)
Schools usually have rules in place about phone usage and policies about when they will take them away and how to get them back. Ask them what the policies are and what steps you could take to get your phone back earlier than that (if at all possible). Maybe even have a parent or guardian call the school and see if you could maybe get it back for home use, but not bring it to school again. Really, it all depends on what the school policies on phone use are, but asking them about getting it back can't hurt. Call or text us anytime at 888-222-2228.
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