So it is, is that in place or

yes, the issue with, uh, this bell to bell, uh, phone ban throughout the school day is the implementation of it.

Um, it was implemented in the middle of the school year, right? And the principals like, there wasn't any clear guidelines.

And the reason why I'm saying this is I actually had conversations with administration and we had a conversation about how it wasn't really implemented properly.

It was like, just you guys do this with no clear guidelines.

And so that's why you had some schools where they had the kids put it in a pouch, or you had some schools where they said, turn it away, put it in your phones, or sorry, put it in your backpacks.

And so, I believe that there should be local control.

for that.

What do, what do you, what do you say to those kind of people?

You know, that's a great question, and, uh, and it helped me just now with the perspective of this whole push of parental rights.

Mm-hmm.

Because that's what we're facing right now, this, the parents wanna be, wanna control everything that's happening within the schools.

Mm.

And so again, for me it's, it's about balance, uh, because I'm a parent, too, and a grandma, like I said.

And so I do believe, like, I should have a right to know what's happening in my kids' school, my grandkids' school.

Yeah.