Growing Up in a Dead Zone: Why Cell Signal Shouldn’t Be Optional in Schools
I grew up in rural Cullman, Alabama. My school was in the middle of one of those infamous dead zones. If you needed to make a call, you had to walk outside, stand in a very specific spot, and hope the wind didn’t shift. And that was on a good day.
Now, that might sound like a small inconvenience—until it’s not.
