posted on Nov, 5 2006 @ 12:39 PM
In Santa Barbera, California the school board has decided they will to take finger prints from children in two elementary schools to speed up
cafeteria lines. The kids index finger prints will be scanned by a scanner for paying for their food. The scanner will show the child's name,
students ID number, teachers name, and how much the student owes. They claim this will help speed up and keep better track of what the government owes
them for the subsidized lunches that the school district serves. In other schools in the same district has the kids use six digit codes they enter
into a keyboard instead of finger prints.
news.yahoo.com
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - A plan to fingerprint elementary school students when they buy lunch has some parents worrying that Big Brother has come to
the cafeteria.
The Hope Elementary School District has notified parents that, beginning this month, students at Monte Vista, Vieja Valley and Hope elementary schools
will press an index finger to a scanner before buying cafeteria food.
The scan will call up the student's name and student ID, teacher's name and how much the student owes, since some receive government assistance for
food.
It is meant to speed up cafeteria lines.
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There are other ways to keep track of subsidies besides having to take the finger prints. Like six digit codes the kids can punch into keypads, or
cards they can swipe when they receive their meal.
Is this the beginning of Big Brother or NWO starting to compile information from people at an early age?