North Carolina school asking parents for SSN to attend school plays

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It seems the interesting part is requiring a criminal background checks <i>for parents</i> to attend a play.<p>Yet they’ll hand the same kids back to the parents every day.

The menu seems to suggest you can proceed without entering SSN and be a spectator. It&#x27;s a dual purpose form for chaperones&#x2F;drivers where background checks are probably necessary.

The form in the image hints that this is for a school in North Carolina.<p>“list any addresses outside of NC in the past 7 years”<p>Why does the title say Washington State?