Faraday Pouch Procedures
Faraday Pouch Procedures
To support New York State's Distraction-Free Schools requirements, all students will be assigned a district-issued signal-blocking (Faraday) pouch to securely store personal electronic devices during the instructional day.
The pouch allows students to keep their devices in their possession while ensuring they remain inaccessible throughout the school day.
Receiving Your Faraday Pouch
Each student will receive:
- One district-issued Faraday pouch
- A student ID card, which will be placed in the pouch's ID holder
The pouch is assigned to the student for the entire school year and remains district property. Students are responsible for bringing the assigned pouch to school each day.

Faraday Pouch FAQ
- Can I keep my phone with me?
- Will I receive calls or text messages during the school day?
- Can I use my phone during lunch?
- What if I need to contact my family?
- What if my family needs to reach me?
- What happens if I open my pouch during the school day?
Can I keep my phone with me?
Will I receive calls or text messages during the school day?
Can I use my phone during lunch?
What if I need to contact my family?
What if my family needs to reach me?
What happens if I open my pouch during the school day?
Show Up & Step Up
By using your assigned Faraday pouch each day, you help create a learning environment where everyone can focus, participate, and succeed. Thank you for doing your part to help Suffern High School remain a safe, respectful, and distraction-free learning community.
