‘Counter-Recruiter’ Seeks to Block Students’ Data From the Military
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Estudiantes de secundaria defienden la privacidad y se niegan a realizar un examen militar
En Hillsborough, Carolina del Norte, tres estudiantes de secundaria pública defendieron su derecho a la privacidad al optar por no participar en una prueba de aptitud para la carrera militar que compartiría su información de contacto con los reclutadores. Su director no quedó satisfecho.
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High school students stand up for privacy, refuse to take military test
In Hillsborough, North Carolina, three public high school students stood up for their privacy rights to opt-out of taking a military career aptitude test that would share their contact information with recruiters. Their principal was not pleased.
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The Military’s Stealth Test
School districts are beginning to keep the results of a dodgy student aptitude test out of the hands of military recruiters
New York Civil Liberties Union
UNCLE SAM WANTS...Your Child's Name, Phone Number, and Address
The passage of recent “school reform” legislation intended to improve upon the nation’s school systems also allows the military access to private student information.The No Child Left Behind Act, signed into law by President George Bush on January 8, 2002, is touted by many as a federal bipartisan success story designed to impact the way children learn in school and how schools and states are held accountable to students, parents and educational communities.
No Child Left Behind Act - Overview
ASVAB
Confronting Military Testing in the High Schools
Opt Out
Some opt out of military options
11/4/2006 - USA TODAY
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