Brockton High School students will be required to lock their phones in a Yondr pouch during school. The new policy is the first and most restrictive of its kind within BPS.

It’s been more than a month since Brockton High School started its Yondr pouch program, a new cell phone policy that requires all students to lock up their phones all day in a sealed pouch.

Inside Brockton High School, there are 4,000 Yondr cell phone pouches stored in a secure location waiting to be distributed to students on the first day of school.

It’s been more than a month since Brockton High School started its Yondr pouch program, a new cell phone policy that requires all students to lock up their phones all day in a sealed pouch ...

Brockton Public Schools purchased 4,000 Yondr pouches this year as part of the new cellphone policy, that requires all high school students to lock up their phones during the school day.

As a result, students have no access to their phones all day, as they remain locked inside a pouch in their bags. An employee at Brockton High School unlocks a Yondr pouch containing a student's ...

(WHDH) - In Brockton, high school students are starting their first day of school with a new cell phone policy.The new policy requires Read More Skip to content Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH ...

A nearby school district — Brockton Public Schools — implemented a cell phone ban at its high school this current school year. Brockton High School Principal Kevin McCaskill described the cell ...

Inside Brockton High School, there are 4,000 Yondr cell phone pouches stored in a secure location waiting to be distributed to students on the first day of school. The Brockton School Committee ...