Yes, you read that right, and the passes are now being used in schools across the country. From Patti Johnson at theburningplatform.com:
In the name of safety and convenience, thousands of schools around the nation are implementing digital bathroom passes that track and limit how many times a student can go to the bathroom during the school day. Some systems have the students use QR codes on their smartphones to be able to access the restroom. Other systems being sold to school districts use iPads. Some districts limit the student to seven bathroom passes a week! These digital systems even monitor which students are going to the bathroom at the same time so students cannot meet up. Time limits are even built into each bathroom break.
One district paid $30,000 a year for a complicated system to replace the long-used and cheap plastic or cardboard bathroom passes! Are they preparing students for the United Nations Agenda 2030 smart cities where every personal move will be tracked and monitored and you need a digital ID to go anywhere or buy anything? Case in point: One student digital pass system even employs a social credits points system for good behavior like they have in Communist China’s Orwellian digital ID tracking systems.[1]
The tracking systems are being sold to the schools as tools for safety. Fear and safety seem to be the common tactic to get people on board. There are several technology companies marketing digital bathroom pass systems. One such system, Smart Pass, is used in 50 states. The Smart Pass webpage states:
A Safer, Smarter Way to Optimize the School Day. Imagine a school where every movement is accounted for, the day’s schedule flows smoothly, and safety is built into every movement. That is what you get with SmartPass and Flex-two powerful tools working together to transform how your school moves.[2]
According to Peter Luba the co-founder of Smart Pass:
“But much more happens in the background. SmartPass collects and analyzes data that provides schools with valuable information to improve student performance.[3]
SmartPass was acquired by Raptor Technologies, a worldwide leader in school safety software solutions. Raptor works with 60,000 schools globally and 3,000 K–12 schools nationwide.[4]
