Shanna Summers

And we had to change it back to books, back to old school, because the kids were cheating and not learning.

It definitely puts some obstacles in our way.

And it's like opening a huge door to Satan in kids' lives.

Yeah, yeah.

It opens up so many doors.

We have had students as young as 12 years old addicted to pornography.

It sounds horrible, but it's also... It's so accessible.

It's just there.

Mm-hmm.

It opens up new ways of bullying through cyberbullying, things like that.

So we have had to develop a very strict code of conduct where, you know, any kind of cyberbullying or any kind of thing like that where you are making a child scared to come to school, that's so big.

Where kids are scared to come to school, that is a horrible thing that we have to deal with.

And it just opens up so much.

So my advice would be to get your kids off of their stuff.

And, you know, some of them are.

At least find balance.

Yeah, and phones are also safety, like where they can contact their parents, you know, very quickly.

I mean, my kids, of course, have phones and have had phones.

Right.

Yeah.