chaz345

Cheap ones that will probably break open and spill your loved one into the conveyor system. :-)

Given what went on and the fact that the district has admitted to doing it, the green light was probably an indication that they were watching, but there was a bug around that time that would cause the camera light to come on(camera was on too) without anyone necessarily watching from somewhere else.

Money is what separates a serious candidate from an unserious one --

Which precisely sums up the entire problem with the US political system and which is why "Joe Average" rarely sees his interests represented, no matter which party he belongs to.

The administration claimed the bug was responsible for the light.

Seems a bit silly to try that given that it's been proven that there was wrongdoing going on. And while it's completely believeable that the Tech department did something without the administration knowing, it's administration's job to know everything that's going on.

Being a tech in a school, I can say for certain that the green light thing can and did happen when there was no monitoring software of any kind installed.

I don't know what your restrictions are in regard of wiping the HDD and re-installing the OS but that would be the best option.

If it's a district owned laptop I can pretty much guarantee that this would be heavily frowned upon.