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District policy · 2026-2027

Lenape Regional High School District

Burlington County · Regional high school district · Grades 9-12

Last verified · policy year 2026-2027

Read this entry with one caveat

“During non-instructional times, students should store devices out of sight” is how this district covers lunch, passing time and study hall: it names the non-instructional part of the day rather than listing the periods inside it.

Period by period

2 of 6 not yet verified

Each row is either something this district’s own document says, or an explicit admission that we have not found it. We never infer one period from another. Passing time, lunch and study hall, the three periods the statute never mentions, are marked with an amber rule.Q8

Class time
Not allowed
Phones and other personal internet-enabled devices are prohibited.Instructional time. Restricted under the statute itself.
Passing timeNot named in the statute
Not allowed
Phones and other personal internet-enabled devices are prohibited.Between classes. NJDOE guidance restricts it; the statute never mentions it.
LunchNot named in the statute
Not allowed
Phones and other personal internet-enabled devices are prohibited.On-campus lunch. NJDOE guidance restricts it; the statute never mentions it.
Study hallNot named in the statute
Not allowed
Phones and other personal internet-enabled devices are prohibited.Study hall. NJDOE guidance restricts it; the statute never mentions it.
School bus
Not yet verified
We have not found a source that states this district's rule for this period. We have not guessed one.State guidance permits phones on buses unless the district goes further. A district rule here is stricter than the state floor.
Before and after school
Not yet verified
We have not found a source that states this district's rule for this period. We have not guessed one.State guidance permits phones outside the school day unless the district goes further.

How phones are stored

A local choice, not a state one

Varies by school

Different schools in the district use different storage methods.

Classroom caddies during instruction, and the student's own out-of-sight storage the rest of the day.

What happens if the rule is broken

From the Behavioral Guidelines table for “Use of internet-enabled devices without permission”: first a teacher warning; second a teacher detention with parent notification; third and fourth an administrative detention with an educational or counselling component; fifth a SWAP detention with parent notification; subsequent offences suspension, SWAP or confiscation.

Asking for an exception

The statute names what a policy must accommodate

We have not found this district’s exception procedure. Not yet verified

The statute itself names circumstances a policy must accommodate, including an IEP, a 504 plan, a documented health plan, translation needs, certain caregiving responsibilities, and emergencies.s.2.b(3)-(5)

In the district’s own words

Quoted exactly, not summarised
2026-2027 Student HandbookLenape Regional High School District
Students are prohibited from using any personal internet-enabled device during the school day. During instructional time, students will place devices in the caddies provided in each classroom. During non-instructional times, students should store devices out of sight.

Lenape Regional High School District · read · Open the document

Everything else on this page is our reading of Lenape Regional High School District’s policy. This is the policy. We quote rather than paraphrase so you can check us against the document instead of taking our word for what it says.

Sources

1 primary, 0 corroborating

Nothing on this page can be published without at least one primary source attached to it. That is enforced by the database, not by a habit.

Something here wrong
or out of date?

Districts revise these policies, and NJDOE guidance tells them to revisit them every year. If this no longer matches what Lenape Regional High School District publishes, send us the document and we will re-read it.