Liberty HS will be using a system called “Yondr” this semester to improve teaching and learning by making our second semester classrooms phone-free learning environments.

27425_Yondr LHS Letterhead_Spanish.pdf  

27425_Yondr LHS Letterhead_Bengali 1.pdf 

 27425_Yondr LHS Letterhead_Urdu.pdf  

27425_Yondr LHS Letterhead_Chinese.pdf  

27425_Yondr LHS Letterhead_Arabic.pdf  

27425_Yondr LHS Letterhead_French.pdf  

27425_Yondr LHS Letterhead_Russian.pdf 

Students are only permitted to bring the following electronic devices to school: 
1) Cell phones 2) Computing devices such as laptops, tablets, or iPads.The use of cell phones, or computing devices at school, is subject to the restrictions below.

• Computing devices may not be turned on or used during the administration of any school quiz, test or examination, except where such use has been explicitly authorized by the school or is contained in an Individualized Education Program or Section 504 Accommodation Plan.
• Electronic devices may be used in the classroom with teachers’ permission only.
• Use of electronic devices during the administration of state standardized examinations is prohibited by the New York State Department of Education.
• Electronic devices may not be turned on or used during school fire drills or other emergency preparedness exercises.
• Electronic devices may not be used in bathrooms.
• Electronic devices may not be charged anywhere in the school building.
• The school is not responsible for the loss or theft of electronic devices.

Consequences

Violation of the rules listed above will result in the following consequences:

• Verbal warning by the teacher or an administrator
• Confiscation of the device by an administrator until the end of the school day
• Parent or guardian is required to come to school to claim the electronic device
• Student is mandated to surrender the electronic device to an administrator upon arrival to school and will claim it at the end of the school day. 

NYCDOE Digital Citizenship