Chippie The RFID To Spreadhead Mandatory RFID Chipping Of Public School Students In 2015 chippietherfid/chippie-the-rfid-to-spreadhead-mandatory-rfid-chipping-of-public-school-students-in-2015/ Chippie The RFID is going to be a busy little guy in 2015! That’s right kids, meet the new face of the mandatory RFID chipping of all public school children coming early next year. In an effort to curb school violence, students of grades 6-12 will be required to receive an RFID implant before being allowed to attend school. Always happy to teach children the positive truths concerning RFID implantation, Chippie is eager to hit the road, and speak with classrooms across the country about Radio-Frequency IDs. This isn’t Chippie’s first rodeo, either. Last year he went on a similar nationwide tour to select schools across the nation. The tour was a complete success, and many left the seminars far more knowledgeable about RFID devices. Charlene Hall, principle of Redrock Highschool in Knoxville, Tennesse is quoted as saying: “We want our students to feel safe as much as we want their parents to feel secure. The advent of recent events has proved that additional security measures are often not enough to prevent deaths in the event of a serious emergency. These implants will ensure safety for all who wish to obtain an education without worrying about the potential threats which may be lurking on campuses. We have opened a hotline to answer all questions about the procedure which will take place at the beginning of the year prior to student pictures. It is an essential step to securing our campuses and providing a safe environment for all.” (Source-) The public school RFID initiative will allow for the growing number of school shootings to be neutralized effectively. “Implantation of these devices will reduce deaths in the event of serious emergencies. Not only does it allow us to locate the whereabouts of all students, but they are also able to synch up with the student’s smartphone devices so that witnesses may immediately inform other students and most importantly, the authorities. Teachers will be able to perform lock-downs much more efficiently in order to prevent more injuries and deaths. The perpetrators of these crimes can also be located and contained more efficiently before they can cause any additional harm.”
Posted on: Fri, 04 Jul 2014 18:03:07 +0000
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