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Video surveillance proposal in Fairfax County (Va.) district sparks debate

Sept. 19, 2011
High school principals say cameras could deter theft and improve discipline

From Herndon Patch: A proposal to install video surveillance cameras inside Fairfax County (Va.) district high schools has re-ignited a decade-long debate about student safety and privacy. High school principals believe the system could curb theft and discipline problems, but local activists and community members say the program is ineffective and violates student rights.

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