Civil rights watchdogs say the data-collection project to prevent school gun violence is being pushed into students' lives haphazardly.

Just days after installation, a facial recognition system at Lockport City School District is offline as the state reviews district privacy policies.

Educators must rethink the default assumption that blanket surveillance is worth the loss of privacy, experts say.

Violations prompt American Civil Liberties Union to propose new state policies to protect students' rights when using school-issued devices.