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Committee urged rethink of teacher fingerprinting policy
TOPERA AP reports Kansas educators face fingerprinting of as many as 33000 longtime teachers. Rep. Jim Ward warned the plan could violate privacy rights while Scott Gordon of the Kansas Department of Education explained use of new state data software to rapidly flag educators with prior arrests including sex offenses. The Joint Committee on Administrative Rules and Regulations discussed the proposal as districts faced public concern.
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