In the meantime, it’s worth noting the variety of allegations contained in the lawsuit that the use of Gaggle was nonsensical, and in turn, violated the students’ rights. I was struck by three instances that seemed particularly arbitrary and counter to any notion that Gaggle advances student safety. In so doing, Gaggle prevented public disclosure of crucial information about the system itself for weeks if not months. But they starkly illustrate the district’s commitment to implement Gaggle whether student safety was at risk or not. Through its opinion section, the Kansas Reflector works to amplify the voices of people who are affected by public policies or excluded from public debate.