Ed Krayewski

Reason.com

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Associate Editor of Reason 24/7 at Reason.com, the libertarian website and magazine; former teacher

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The Glendale Unified School District will pay $40,500 to a company called  Geo Listening  to check out the public social media posts of 13,000 students at eight schools.

The Internet and Student Safety

The Glendale Unified School District will pay $40,500 to a company called Geo Listening to check out the public social media posts of 13,000 students at eight schools.

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