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Should high school teachers and administrators be drug tested?

theguru
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If you want the kids to be drug free and you are trying to have a drug free educational enviornment then this should apply to the adults also. Statistics say that 90% of addiction, drugs, alcohol, Tobacco happen before 18. Leading to the fact that if you can keep the kids free from it till after 18 they have a much higher chance of not using.

If you want the kids to be drug free and you are trying to have a drug free educational enviornment then this should apply to the adults also. Statistics say that 90% of addiction, drugs, alcohol, Tobacco happen before 18. Leading to the fact that if you can keep the kids free from it till after 18 they have a much higher chance of not using.

 

None of that matters if daddy needs a 12-pack daily to unwind from work and momma likes to take a toke every now and then to take the edge off a stressful day.

None of that matters if daddy needs a 12-pack daily to unwind from work and momma likes to take a toke every now and then to take the edge off a stressful day.

 

True. More is caught than taught. Your kids will emulate your behavior.

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