Pros And Cons Of Using RFID Chips In School

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Using RFID chips in school is a bad idea because parents and students are against this plan. Kim Setter writer of the article School RFID plan gets and F , "This is not right for our kids, said Michelo Tatro, whose daughter received a badge. I'm not willing for anybody to track me and I don’t think my children should be tracked, either." According to Kim's Article. In other words, the parents are afraid that their kids are going to be tracked down the whole time. Even when they're using the restroom and or having lunch. I personally think this is a privacy invasion and that it shouldn’t be allowed at schools unless it becomes a national requirement. After all the teachers are still going to have to look for the students faces to make sure the

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