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For Whom the Bell Tolls

By Sam Merten June 26, 2008

On a cloudy May morning, the 1,700 students of Bryan Adams High School enter the building in different states of haste, some racing to class to beat the 8:35 bell, some loitering with friends unaware of time or space, some openly defiant and... More >>>

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AIM's monitoring system provides constant surveillance via satellite, tracking a student's location, which is transmitted every 10 minutes to a computer.

Truancy court judge Rey Chavez orders electronic monitoring for the most "persistent" truants who come before him, and he has been pleased with the results.

Bryan Adams High School Principal Cindy Goodsell embraced AIM's electronic monitoring program to address the overwhelming truancy problem at her school because "any help would be better than what I had."

Shelton Stogner (left) and Dr. Paul Pottinger (right), local founders of AIM, garnered financial support from equity investor Bruce Leadbetter (center), who has funded the first three pilot programs.

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AIM's monitoring system provides constant surveillance via satellite, tracking a student's location, which is transmitted every 10 minutes to a computer.

AIM's monitoring system provides constant surveillance via satellite, tracking a student's location, which is transmitted every 10 minutes to a computer.

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