Iowa lawmaker introduces bill that would install cameras in classrooms

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A Republican in Iowa introduced a bill that would see cameras installed in the classrooms of the state’s public schools so parents can watch their children’s instruction live.

The bill, H.F. 2177, comes in the wake of a fierce debate surrounding critical race theory, and it would create an education system in which recording devices would be planted in almost all K-12 classrooms across the state, according to a report.

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