Privacy concerns raised over policy requiring California high school students to scan a QR code before using the bathroom
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from www.ocregister.com3 months ago
The new guidelines at Edison High School require students to scan a QR code when leaving the classroom, raising privacy concerns among students about tracking restroom visits.
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Principal Daniel Morris emphasized that the policy is not strict, aiming to improve safety during emergencies. He acknowledged student concerns regarding privacy, especially with restroom tracking.
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In response to the guidelines, students launched an online petition arguing that tracking restroom use is a violation of privacy and does not consider menstrual cycle needs.
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Morris stated the guidelines were partly implemented to monitor excessive bathroom use, especially due to issues like smoking in restrooms that triggered fire alarms.
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