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Weber School District Board approves revisions to student electronic device policy

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Weber School District Board approves revisions to student electronic device policy
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The Weber School District Board of Education approved revisions to Policy 8350 regarding student electronic device use. The updates aim to foster school environments where students are engaged and ready to learn.

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  • The Weber School District Board of Education approved revisions to Policy 8350 on August 12, 2026.
  • Elementary students are prohibited from using personal electronic devices during school hours and are discouraged from using them before school while on school grounds.
  • Secondary students are prohibited from using personal electronic devices during class time, in locker rooms, and in restrooms.
  • The policy applies to cell phones and other personal technology.

The Weber School District Board of Education approved revisions to Policy 8350 on August 12, 2026, according to a November 12 report. The changes to the student electronic device policy are intended to create school environments where students can be present, engaged, connected, and ready to learn.

Under the revised policy, elementary school students are prohibited from using privately owned electronic devices during school hours. Additionally, students at elementary schools are discouraged from using privately owned electronic devices before school once they have arrived on school grounds.

For secondary schools, students are prohibited from using privately owned electronic devices during class time, in restrooms, and in locker rooms. These expectations apply to personal technology and cell phones and will be implemented consistently across all secondary schools.

Each school is responsible for ensuring students understand the expectations and any school-specific implementation procedures before and at the beginning of the school year.

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