Upperclassmen now must scan IDs

Ellie Bloom, Life & Arts Editor • December 1, 2023

At around 10:30 this morning, Tyler Lee announced the activation of ID cards to the 11th and 12th graders. Students will scan their ID cards rather than using off-campus stickers. This new technology is being funded by Measure S, passed in November of last year.

“In the next few weeks, we will transition to our new technology that scans IDs for lunch passes,” said Lee. “We will be activating your ID cards in your English classes on Tuesday and Wednesday.”

ID cards can be purchased for $10 at the student store if a student has lost or forgotten their ID.

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Ellie Bloom, Life & Arts Editor

Hi, my name is Ellie Bloom. This is my third year writing for the Calabasas Courier, and I’m looking forward to being the Life and Arts Editor! Previously, I was the Assistant News Editor. I am lucky to collaborate with a great team of writers who help me learn and improve daily. Beyond Journalism, I enjoy reading and hanging out with friends!

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