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Delaware lawmakers approved a $168 million bill to implement cell phone pouches in schools.
The bill includes $ 250,000 for the Department of Education to implement a cell phone pilot program.
George Read Middle School Colonial School District is leading the way in the test effort after introducing its own cell phone policy two years ago .
Southern Delaware high schools craft their own phone policies.
At Sussex Central High School , there is no school-wide policy on phones, but a few classrooms have implemented their own rules.
Brandywine High School and Smyrna School District are among the latest schools to implement cell phone policies for the upcoming school year separate from the legislative pilot project.
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