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QR, Edison High School and Orange County
Digital hall pass: Orange County school requires students to scan QR code to use bathroom
An Orange County high school has implemented a digital hall pass for students who want to step away from the classroom to use the bathroom. Edison High School’s new policy requires students to download an app and scan a QR code, which is now posted in most of its classrooms.
Calif. High School Students Forced to Scan QR Code to Leave Classroom Slam New Policy: 'Unfair'
Jacob Green, a senior at EHS, feels the new policy “is definitely unfair” for students. “Sometimes the bathrooms are closed, and sometimes, we don’t have enough time for the seven-minute limit that we get,” he told KTLA.
Orange County high school requiring students to scan a QR code before using the bathroom
The new policy asks students to scan a QR code to leave a classroom. Green said that he doesn't want to be told when or how long he can use the restrooms while some of his peers a
California high school requiring students to scan QR codes to leave class
Hall passes seem to be a thing of the past for one California high school. At Edison High School in Huntington Beach, students must download an app and scan a QR code when they leave the classroom for any reason — such as going to the bathroom,
Huntington Beach Students at Edison High Raise Privacy Concerns Over School's QR Code Tracking System
Edison High students protest a new QR code system that monitors bathroom usage, citing privacy concerns and rights violations.
A new policy at Edison High School requires students to scan a QR code before using the bathroom
Students at Edison High School in Huntington Beach are expressing their frustration over a new bathroom policy requiring them to use a mobile app to request restroom breaks, leading to the creation of a petition that has garnered over 450 signatures.
High school requires students to scan QR code before leaving class to use bathroom
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (KCAL/KCBS) - A California high school is putting hall passes in the past and instead requiring students to use a QR code to leave the classroom. Some students feel the new policy is an invasion of privacy.
Orange County high school requiring students to scan QR codes to leave class
Hall passes seem to be a thing of the past for one high school in Orange County. Now, at Edison High School in Huntington Beach, students must download an app and scan a QR code if they want
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