What is the testing process for employees and students? The Safe Steps to Safe Schools program Frequently Asked Questions explains the testing process: I’m staying in CA to #RecallGavinNewsom and then I’m out… Two weeks to flatten the curve they said.
They want kids masked, barcoded and brainwashed. Holy fuckballs, this is some evil, authoritarian insanity. This also is the way to keep the children in a constant state of fear, and then provide the magic Microsoft bullet allowing them to get back to school. HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 is a federal law that required the creation of national standards to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without the patient’s consent or knowledge. They want kids masked, barcoded and brainwashed,” Dave Rubin posted on Twitter above the new video short by the LAUSD announcing the “Daily Pass” program.īeutner said LAUSD is the first school district in the nation to use the technology allowing school officials to keep track of the health status of everyone inside the district’s buildings.Įqually disturbing is “anonymized data from Daily Pass will be used by the Los Angeles Unified’s research and health care collaborators – Stanford University, UCLA, The Johns Hopkins University, Anthem Blue Cross, Healthnet and Cedars Sinai – to provide insights for strategies to create the safest possible school environment.” Sounding like a gross HIPAA violation, as well as a CCP-like “social credit check,” shouldn’t that require parental permission before turning over health data to universities and corporate health insurers? “Holy f*****lls, this is some evil, authoritarian insanity. “Upon an individual’s arrival to a campus, their QR code is scanned by a Los Angeles Unified school site leader who takes the individual’s temperature.” The “show me your papers” program, “developed with support from Microsoft, generates a unique QR code for each student and staff member that authorizes entry to a specific Los Angeles Unified location for that day only, as long as the individual receives a negative test result for COVID, shows no symptoms and has a temperature under 100 degrees,” LAUSD said. LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner described the Daily Pass as “sort of like the golden ticket in ‘Willy Wonka,’ everyone with this pass can easily get into a school building,” during his weekly update on Feb. “Leave it to California to come up with something less comforting than the Chinese anal swab tests…” a Tweet replied.īut not everyone is comfortable with testing and barcoding kids and turning over the data to “a group of stakeholders.” The creepy little animated video announcing the program looks and sounds as if George Orwell wrote it.Ĭalifornia is a dystopian nightmare. Expect this to come to all California public school districts.
LAUSD, the second largest school district in the country, appears to be a Microsoft beta-site. The school district’s Safe Steps to Safe Schools program “is working with a group of stakeholders and partners who are experts in their respective fields to conduct regular COVID-19 testing and community engagement for employees and students.”
However, another father said he thought the daily health screening was rather onerous.The Los Angeles Unified School District recently launched “Daily Pass,” an app designed to coordinate health checks, COVID tests and vaccinations for a safe reopening of schools… according to LAUSD. The second day of LAUSD schools seemed to go more smoothly, with none of the long lines seen on the first day of school. Additionally, some families who didn't take part in the hybrid learning schedule last spring were unfamiliar with the system.Īnd because students were required to show proof of a negative test, but didn't get results in time for the first day of school, some were sent to get a rapid test, adding to the bottleneck. However, the daily pass system – which first went into use when the district implemented hybrid learning last spring – buckled under nearly all of the district's students returning to in-person learning. The pass shows that the student has taken a weekly COVID-19 test and filled out the daily health questionnaire. Students returning to LAUSD schools Monday were required to show a daily health pass on their phones as they entered campus. It was a really bad experience for everybody," father Eric Lopez said.
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