It brings to light once again what fucked up incentives/goals schools are pursuing, if it's not the safety/privacy of their pupils. I remember when my high sch

It brings to light once again what fucked up incentives/goals schools are pursuing, if it's not the safety/privacy of their pupils. I remember when my high school installed surveillance cameras and a friend wrote an article, "Masses of Apathy", for the student newspaper about how it was so passively accepted. The principal of the school wrote a response scathing him for what amounted to disagreeing about students' privacy. Unsurprisingly, the cameras are there to this day.