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I agree with blurryface this is exactly how you get future generations to accept literally 1984 with cameras, and microphones in their homes recording everything they do at all times.
IT doesn't matter how good the intentions were when they started recording kids, the road to hell is paved with the best intentions.
The difference between the 1984 scenario and this, is it's about public schools. SCOTUS has long ago ruled there is no expectation of privacy in a public setting.
A public classroom is not exactly a public setting. I don't even know how you can equate these 2 things. As if a public school means anyone can just walk in because it's "Public" No teacher from public school should have any expectation of complete privacy of what they teach the students, I don't know what makes you think they ever did. Sure some leftist run schools are getting away with it, but they are breaking the rules. Everything they teach should be known, and communicated to any parent who asks.
If you want all students to be recorded, video, and audio at all times then you should just home school your kids, because that's ridiculous. IMO you'll create students who are conditioned to accept all forms of surveillance and authoritarianism.