I know it is one-way communication, but it is something. But other schools were eager to join in, glad for another opportunity to allay concerns about safety in child-care centers, particularly with the Costa Mesa crash still fresh in many minds. Last month, jurors convicted Steven Allen Abrams of first-degree murder in those deaths. The jury will next determine whether Abrams was sane when he committed the crime. I feel like this abolishes all that fear.
Parents can log on.
Then they can ask their children about their day. The parents know what to ask. And the children feel more connected with their parents. But participating parents and schools say the idea, nonetheless, provides a sense of security. Backus said that about two dozen parents enrolled in the school specifically for the cameras and that about a third of them were single parents, looking for a way to stay in touch with their children.