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The multi-tiered pouch that’s affordable, washable, repairable —and safety-first.
Tool-Free Locking
Streamline Unlocking
Multi-tiered Lock Levels prioritize safety and accommodate diverse settings.
Schools use Safe Pouch to teach lifelong skills.
As long as you ensure students are accountable for their assigned pouches and set consequences for any damaged or lost pouches, your strategy will be successful.
Testimonials and Stories: Follow Schools Using Safe Pouch Schoolwide
Disclaimer: Content shared by students, teachers, or schools is publicly available and belongs to the individuals or institutions that shared it. Its use here does not imply endorsement of Safe Pouch. We share it only to show the real-world impact and experiences of schools using Safe Pouch and to celebrate the successes of outstanding school leaders.
Principal Langgle of Salida Middle School
Cell Phone Policy
"The Multi-Tiered Safe Pouch addresses parents' safety concerns and meets students' needs by providing a secure and controlled system for students to store their electronic devices during school hours. This helps mitigate distractions, promote focus on academic tasks, and reduces school safety issues. The Multi-Tiered Safe Pouch ensures a safe and conducive learning environment, aligning with both parents' desires for safety and students' need for a structured and distraction-free educational experience.”
--2024 (Year 1 Implementation)
"At Salida Middle School, we are now in our second year implementing the Multi-Tiered Safe Pouch from Winelements, and the impact has been significant. Since adopting this system, we have seen a noticeable decrease in planned bathroom meet-ups and classroom disruptions, along with a clear increase in student engagement and face-to-face peer interactions.
The Safe Pouch has also taken the burden off our teachers, who no longer have to enforce electronics expectations from period to period. This consistency has improved the overall learning environment and strengthened our schoolwide culture.
I highly recommend Winelements' Multi-Tiered Safe Pouch to any school seeking to reduce distractions, enhance engagement, and foster a more focused and connected campus community.
Thank you, Winelements!"
--Nov. 2025 (Year 2 Implementation)
"These pouches have had a significant impact on the learning environment and social engagement of our students on our campus. We also see a decrease in incidents of bullying or online related conflicts. The pouches have been game changers to academic learning and overall school climate! Highly recommended! We are a continuation school and need every support we can have."
Carlos G.
Principal of Orange Grove HS, CA
9/16/2025
"Huge positive impact on our students' ability to stay engaged in school. Just enough support them making a good choice of staying off their phone without breaking the bank! Our process in and out of school has been smooth! It's not perfect but such a great enhancement for our campus culture!"
Chris G.
Principal of Hope High School,AZ
9/16/2025
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Terri H.
Auburn Mountainview High School
9/16/2025
Richmond Hill High School from New York City
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Frisbie Middle School of Rialto USD
"I taught at Frisbie Middle School for 22 years. Starting in 2018-2019 cell phones became a serious issue. Kids tuned out and began behaving in disruptive and antisocial ways. Every period there were students with their hoodies on trying to hide their ear buds so they could listen to music. Students were constantly looking at their phones and when told to put them away refused.
So much time and energy was wasted trying to manage phone issues that instruction suffered. Then it got worse, kids organizing ditching parties. A group text and multiple kids in various classes asking for bathroom passes at the same time. Once out of the class the would become a roaming mob and refuse to return to class. The also organized meet-ups and fights.
Then Covid happened- kids were given laptops and spent a year and half learning at home. When they returned to school they had regressed so much. They were even more dependent on technology. Kids became weaker socially and emotionally fragile.
All the research shows how the technology has harmed the kids. Social media makes them depressed. The are addicted to their phones and afraid of missing out so every beep or buzz of the phone has them on edge. Academically they are tuned out.
The worst part is the complete unregulated access to the internet. The kids are seeing extremely mature sexual content and doing things they should not do. We the adults need to do a better job of protecting our children.
So yesterday Frisbie Middle School finally did something. The kids now have to lock their phones in pouches. The kids lock them up 1st period and get them unlocked 6th period. The kids carry the pouches with them all day and every teacher has a device to unlock the pouches in an emergency.
Other schools who use this system have seen more engagement from their students, increased academic success, better social and emotional health, as well as kids just being kids again. When they don’t have access to their phones they talk with each other, play games (basketball, football, etc) and they are generally more physically active."
--Tobin Brinker's Facebook Post (President of Rialto Education Association)
On December of 2024, I personally delivered Safe Pouch to Principal Vara so they can start immediately next semester. Above posts are latest updates from Frisbie Middle School.