Public school districts using surveillance tech, PIs, to decide which kids belong – NBC5 (Chicago)

“Where you bank, where you shop for your groceries. I mean, it's everything that they look at. They look at your patterns of life. And they try and say your patterns of life don't portray that you're a resident,” said Roy McCampbell, a former school administrator and attorney. In one mother's case, Alsip Hazelgreen Oak Lawn School District 126 pointed to her bank statements — showing more Chicago transactions than Alsip — and data placing her car in Chicago.