3 chapters across the catalog
The shift to computerized testing allows the state to record a child's psychological profile, such as honesty or political leanings, as part of a permanent record. This data can be used to flag parents whose children express "non-compliant" views. The push for universal Pre-K is viewed as an attempt to begin this "slave training" at an earlier age.
Torrey Pines High School, Student Views on Surveillance
A student newspaper from Torrey Pines High School in San Diego features quotes from children aged 9 to 12 regarding the DOJ's seizure of AP records. The students largely support the government's actions, citing national security as more important than press freedom, which the hosts call "the future of slaves."
FERPA Privacy Loopholes, Student Record Disclosure
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is revealed to have significant loopholes that allow schools to disclose student records without consent. These exceptions include "health and safety emergencies" and requests from law enforcement or judicial orders. The hosts argue that the act provides no real privacy and serves as a tool for state authorities.
