Pa. School District Used Webcams on School Issued Laptops to Spy On Kids at Home! So there's Pennsylvania School District using laptops to spy on children in their own home. And then we have Washington …More
Pa. School District Used Webcams on School Issued Laptops to Spy On Kids at Home!
So there's Pennsylvania School District using laptops to spy on children in their own home.
And then we have Washington forking over $530 MILLION in Federal funds to reward yet more Detroit government schools failure and bail out the reckless-spending boobs who mismanaged the DPS budget and engineered a fiscal crisis.
Detroit Public Schools will spend $49 MILLION in federal money to push technology in the district - including distributing 40,000 new laptop computers to students grades 6-12 for use in classes, as well as 5000 new desktop computers.
The massive technology infusion totals 50,000 pieces of equipment - including 4,300 printer/scanners and more than 500 HP desktops computers for the 138 early childhood classrooms in the district.
These technology infusions have turned out to be gesture-driven and political pay-offs that squander precious educational resources, and with little, if any, measurable academic benefits.
Can read more on www.michellemalkin.comJan. 4, 2011
So there's Pennsylvania School District using laptops to spy on children in their own home.
And then we have Washington forking over $530 MILLION in Federal funds to reward yet more Detroit government schools failure and bail out the reckless-spending boobs who mismanaged the DPS budget and engineered a fiscal crisis.
Detroit Public Schools will spend $49 MILLION in federal money to push technology in the district - including distributing 40,000 new laptop computers to students grades 6-12 for use in classes, as well as 5000 new desktop computers.
The massive technology infusion totals 50,000 pieces of equipment - including 4,300 printer/scanners and more than 500 HP desktops computers for the 138 early childhood classrooms in the district.
These technology infusions have turned out to be gesture-driven and political pay-offs that squander precious educational resources, and with little, if any, measurable academic benefits.
Can read more on www.michellemalkin.comJan. 4, 2011