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Louisiana education department creating new identifier system without SSN

Posted on June 18, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Re-posting this as it was lost in the DNS change:

Melinda Deslatte of AP reports that the Louisiana state education board is spending up to $1 million to create a new identification system for public school students that doesn’t use Social Security numbers. Read more on  The Republic.

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