What Phone Policies Say About the Schools We’re Building
About this episode
Corey Alderdice discusses how phone policies in schools reflect deeper issues of culture and trust.
A ringing phone. A Saturday school. A moment that opens up a much bigger conversation about rules, responsibility, and what schools are really trying to protect. Corey Alderdice, a national voice in talent and transformation, explores how the growing movement to restrict cell phone use in schools—both in Arkansas and across the country—reflects deeper questions about school culture, student trust, and the balance between consistency and grace. Drawing from a personal parenting moment, current...
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