I worked for a time as a substitute teacher in a school system where the kids were given individual Chromebooks beginning in middle school. Many staff expressed

I worked for a time as a substitute teacher in a school system where the kids were given individual Chromebooks beginning in middle school. Many staff expressed concerns over the privacy implications of having a cloud-tied indenty from such a young age. This was also a school who won an award for it's cyber security. More than once I found full student rosters with username/password printed out sitting on the teacher's desk. I suppose this is a different rant than school's should use FOSS. I don't think schools should impose a digital footprint on their very young as students. I have no children and no longer work in education.