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5:33Now PlayingEffingham County Georgia elementary schools are planning on installing cameras in classrooms in what they claim to be a move that is for security and to highlight exemplary teachers, which has many wondering how much people will be spying on teachers. Jayar Jackson and Rayyvana break it down on The Damage Report.
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Cameras Are Coming to Elementary School Classrooms
"Security cameras will be installed in Effingham County Georgia elementary schools by next spring, with every classroom being covered, according to local media reports. It follows the local school board spending $2 million fitting cameras in high school classrooms, with middle schools expected to follow shortly.
Superintendent Yancy Ford, of Effingham County School Board, claimed the move is one of a number of new "safety initiatives" being introduced, which will also be an opportunity to "highlight exemplary teachers", according to Savannah Morning News.
In 2022, legislation was introduced by Republicans in Iowa and Florida calling for video cameras to be installed in classrooms across the state. Supporters said this was to "increase the role of parents," but critics suggested the move was intended to "spy" on teachers and monitor what they teach."
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