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“The 1200 Cougars at Jones Middle School are about to get tagged” - KENS5 news

Two schools in San Antonio Texas have started requiring their students to wear name tags with embedded RFID sensor. This tags serve as access cards, allow them to buy lunch and checkout books but mostly are used to track their location throughout campus and on busses.

For the purpose of 202 in the news I think it’s best to ignore the privacy implications and dehumanizing effect of tracking students like cattle, but the system’s origins raise some important points. 
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