Lynn Shaw

And that'll sweep the country.

Now, we also have almost every state

It's called different things.

In New York, we call it bell-to-bell.

Phones out of the classrooms during the day, the students are in the classrooms, meaning you check your phone in the morning, you get it when you pick it up after school.

That doesn't solve the problem of all this predation, but at least the kids for those six or seven hours or however long they're in school will not be distracted.

They'll be focused on their peers and relationships.

They'll be focused on learning with teachers.

And we have reports coming in from all over.

Kids are doing better.

Kids are focusing.

Teachers for the first time are reporting.

We love it.

We hear screaming in the cafeteria, screaming on the playground.

We haven't had that because kids will sit in the cafeteria four together and they'll all be on their phones at the same time not talking to each other.

But they'll be texting each other right next.

So there's a lot of good stuff happening and we need to just cover it and get it out there.

But isn't it incredible?

It sounds so good, right, the Internet?

And it is good, right?