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Newburgh parent: Releasing student information to military recruiters is breach of privacy

Tabitha Walker, of Newburgh, tells News 12 that she is concerned about a federal law requiring schools to release student information to military recruiters.

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Newburgh parent: Releasing student information to military recruiters is breach of privacy

Tabitha Walker, of Newburgh, tells News 12 that she is concerned about a federal law requiring schools to release student information to military recruiters.

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