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The policy desk
What’s moving in phones
The debate over phones, screens and the school day.
The board ended the $30-a-month preschool tuition at Oscarson and Circleville elementary schools, starting right away. The fee brought in about $4,000 to $5,000 a year.
A new district policy (IJNDBA) makes all K-8 schools and Green River High (grades 7-12) phone-free for the whole school day. Emery High (grades 9-12) is phone-free from bell to bell during class. Phones, smartwatches and earbuds must be silenced and kept out of sight.
On June 23, 2026 the board adopted a School Lunch and Nutrition Policy. The school does not take part in the federal school lunch or breakfast programs. Lunch is optional and comes from an outside vendor. With no cafeteria, students eat in classrooms, other indoor spaces, or outside when allowed.