West Virginia HB 5105 restricts phone use throughout the school day. West Virginia has one of the highest concentrations of Title I schools in the country. Phone enforcement tools cannot add costs to already strained family and district budgets. NutKase is built with that reality in mind.
What HB 5105 Requires
HB 5105 restricts student phone use throughout the school day in West Virginia K-12 schools. Schools must enforce consistently. Medical, IEP, and emergency exemptions apply.
Why Affordability Is Non-Negotiable for West Virginia Schools
West Virginia's per-pupil funding is among the lowest in the country. Yondr's annual leasing model is not a realistic option for most West Virginia districts. Phone enforcement needs to be a one-time cost, not an ongoing budget line.
Why NutKase Works for West Virginia Schools
At approximately $8 per student as a one-time purchase, NutKase is one of the most cost-effective compliance tools available. No annual fees. No contracts. No renewal cycles. West Virginia's Title I schools can fund NutKase through Title I Part A, Title IV-A student support grants, or discretionary school improvement funds.
West Virginia's restriction is in force. NutKase ships within 5 to 7 business days. Order, distribute, and start the routine.
Common Questions from West Virginia Administrators
Can Title I funds pay for NutKase?
Yes. Phone policy enforcement tools qualify under Title I Part A and Title IV-A. Contact sales@mynutkase.com for documentation to support your purchase request.
Does HB 5105 apply to both elementary and secondary schools?
Yes. HB 5105 covers all West Virginia K-12 public schools.
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