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Marion County Schools to partner with Rank One Computing for new surveillance program

Posted on August 6, 2022June 24, 2025 by Dissent

(Well, their headline said “for new safety program” but I fixed that for them)

Last week, Madeline Edwards reported:

 Marion County Board of Education listened to a presentation about a facial recognition-based program that would serve as an extra safety measure within its schools.

Superintendent of Marion County Schools, Dr. Donna Hage, said that she felt this software would keep those within the school safe without the necessity of a weapon detector.

Read more at WDTV.

via Joe Cadillic

 

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