Photo by: Robert Richardson
Reaching Out! Assistant Principal Kris Crotts hosts a meeting on Oct. 7 with 45 students randomly selected from their study halls to talk about a new phone policy for the school. Cell phone usage has been a growing concern for teachers as many see cell phones as a distraction for students while a ban on cell phones is very unpopular with the students. “You're setting your students up for failure in post high school situations,” an attendee said anonymously in a survey.
![Sophomore Raign Estes exhibits her self imposed tattoos. She gave herself her first tattoo the summer before sophomore year at age 15 in her own home. "I love [my tattoos], but every time I tattoo myself, I kind of get in front of the mirror and check it out and say I need more," Estes said. "I learned to appreciate that those tattoos are more than just an image and they're an experience for me. I'll always remember the feeling of tattooing them on myself, the process of tattooing them and the time that I did it. I could probably look at each of these tattoos and go back to a day that I did them."](https://www.boosterredux.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/ReignTats-1-900x600.jpg)
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