San Antonio tracking students with RFID

[Binky]

Girl refuses, they attempt to expell her. Judge says Fuck No.

http://radio.woai.com/cc-common/mainheadlines3.html?feed=119078&article=10591077

A judge in Texas has barred a school district from expelling a student because she refused to wear a Radio Frequency Identification chip as part of an effort by the school to track students and make sure they attend class

[Captain Crawfish]

good for her its a school not a prison

[Sleeper]

good for her its a school not a prison

I guess you dont remember highschool.

[Trip McNeely]

I guess you dont remember highschool.

Mine wasn't. Hell we had off campus lunch when we were Jr's and Sr's. I would say lately, yes since the school shootings, it has increased security and all of that though. Truancy has always been a problem, but usually the cops would just tell you to go back or write you a ticket. This tracking bullshit is just that, bullshit.

[Sleeper]

Black ac, your school was a rarity imho.

[talisman]

Chris, what high school did you go to again? Lamar? We had open campus lunches at Martin, and I frequently wouldn't come back. I honestly have no idea how I never got in trouble for it, because I skipped a TON. They never even called my parents.

Glad to see this was knocked down. Part of growing up is extricating yourself from that organized mess and making your own decisions, bad ones included.

[Jimbo]

My school had off campus lunches and a generally open campus until my class became juniors. Then they locked everything down, literally. They had locked gates installed at the parking lot exits.

[grove rat]

shit we had metal detectors and people checking bags since 7th grade. no open lunches at all unless you were co-op but you were not supposed to come back to school. disd edumacashion

[helosailor]

Open campus when I went (wayyyy back when).

[Trip McNeely]

Chris, what high school did you go to again? Lamar? We had open campus lunches at Martin, and I frequently wouldn't come back. I honestly have no idea how I never got in trouble for it, because I skipped a TON. They never even called my parents.

Glad to see this was knocked down. Part of growing up is extricating yourself from that organized mess and making your own decisions, bad ones included.

Mansfield. The Jr early release ended 2 years after I graduated though. But I believe they still have Sr. Release. Early release and block scheduling FTW.

[Baron Von Crowder]

We had a closed campus and I still left for lunch nearly everyday. I didnt even go into the cafeteria my jr or sr year.

[sc281]

Chris, what high school did you go to again? Lamar? We had open campus lunches at Martin, and I frequently wouldn't come back. I honestly have no idea how I never got in trouble for it, because I skipped a TON. They never even called my parents.

Glad to see this was knocked down. Part of growing up is extricating yourself from that organized mess and making your own decisions, bad ones included.

I was gone a whole bunch during my junior and senior years takign this girl or that girl back to the house or my buddy's place to fool around. Never got called on it, aside from the boyfirend of one of the girls..... in the middle of biology, lol.

god I miss not having any responsibility besides wrapping up, beer money, and car insurance.

[talisman]

god I miss not having any responsibility besides wrapping up, beer money, and car insurance.

lol, fucking tell me about it. Hated high school, but outside of the classroom I was having some pretty great and wild times. All I thought about growing up was turning 16 and getting my license so I could get a car and drive. Once it happened I went completely crazy.

[Forever_frost]

I'm glad this kid remembered she had a right to privacy and should fight for it.

[Txstang1]

are they suppossed to wear these RFIDs 24/7 or just during school hours ? It's BS either way, but I'm curious.