Eagle Eye Networks Study: Nearly Three in Four Adults Favor Security Cameras in Schools
April 1, 2016
Approval of security cameras in schools has reached a new high…. Respondents who approved of their use were asked to cite its positive merits. To “identify criminals and facts after events” was the highest scored merit at 64 percent, second was “real-time insights during emergencies” at 59 percent, “deterring crimes” was at 57 percent, and last at 46 percent was “improving general student behavior.”
A large amount of those surveyed (72 percent) agreed that parents should be able to see video of children in K-12, while 28 percent were opposed to it.
Respondents were also asked to cite the top hurdles to schools adopting video surveillance. Funding limitations…
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