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ledger-enquirer.com Jones, the school board's secretary, said school district offices were swamped with hundreds of phone calls and e-mails complaining about the suspension. She said Superintendent John Phillips will allow the student back in school Monday, "but this is predicated on a satisfactory meeting with him, his guardian and the administration." Kevin said he didn't expect national attention when he telephoned the Ledger-Enquirer late Wednesday, but he thinks it will help him achieve his intent: "My goal was to get back in school," he said. Kevinsaid he called the school Friday to return to Spencer. He said Assistant Principal Alfred Parham told him the school needed to talk to his guardian, not him. But Kevin's guardian, was at work, he said.Parham said the school was overwhelmed with calls to the point the phone was taken off the hook. Parham, a former U.S. Army major, said the student was disorderly after the teacher told him to give up the cell phone. ark Rice and Mick Walsh contributed to this report. Contact Angelique Soenarie at (706) 571-8516 or asoenarie@ledger-enquirer.com