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Organize other pissed-off parents and persist at school board meetings until they change the policy. You’ll likely be labeled as terrorists for seeking redress
by CodeWriter23 4y ago
Organize other pissed-off parents and persist at school board meetings until they change the policy. You’ll likely be labeled as terrorists for seeking redress with your public officials but stand strong, read up on laws and the board’s bylaws. Let them enter a trap (like ignoring you) where the law/bylaws say you can petition for removal of board member(s) on that cause. You’ll likely have to take it to court. But parents are prevailing and board members are being removed, for example in Pennsylvania over schools imposing their own mask mandates that do not align with public health.
- duxup 4y agoConsidering the range of protections a school is required to provide and that school IT is usually poorly staffed, paid, funded awkwardly… tons of different motivations for various policies. I wouldn’t expect these policies to change. Best bet is to not mix school administrated accounts with personal devices.
- mbubb 4y ago“this is my rifle/ this is my gun/ this one’s for fighting/ this one’s for fun”
- spacemanmatt 4y ago> Best bet is to not mix school administrated accounts with personal devices. I feel like this is the obvious solution which is not fair or practicable to everyone, and so this whole post is about solutions that don't involve ceding an entire device to spyware distributors.
- duxup 4y ago> so this whole post is about solutions that don't involve ceding an entire device to spyware distributors I wonder if the school already provided a device. My son’s school does.