School districts are increasingly monitoring students’ actions online and in the hallways, whether to improve learning or keep their classrooms safe.
Amid a patchwork of state privacy laws regarding the collection of student data, the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts released a report on Oct. 28 that examined practices in 29 school districts. “Back to the Drawing Board: Student Privacy in Massachusetts K-12 School” looked at the use of surveillance cameras, digital device monitoring and tracking, and schools’ release of information to outside vendors hired for records management and other reasons.
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