April 30 - 6:00 EST

Online

When a student logs into a school-issued device, at home, at midnight, in their bedroom, who's watching? Platforms like Gaggle, GoGuardian, and Navigate360 give schools real-time access to student activity across devices and accounts, flagging messages for administrators and, increasingly, law enforcement. These tools are marketed as safety infrastructure, but they function as something else: a system that pre-classifies students before any due process exists and routes flagged behavior toward criminalization rather than support.

Moderated by Nicholas Stewart (Executive Director, Justice Education Project). Joined by Corinne Worthington (Advocacy & Community Engagement Manager, S.T.O.P.), Kristin Woelfel (Policy Counsel on Equity in Civic Technology, CDT), and Sophia Cope (Senior Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation).