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Teachers and staff drug suppliers?

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Would you let them search your car?

 

Would you let them search your home?

 

Would you let them call friends and family to check on you?

 

I've seen both the first and third ones you mentioned done to students, so why not to faculty and staff as well? Shouldn't anti-drug rules apply to everyone and therefore everyone be subjected to the same testing/searching?

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I've seen both the first and third ones you mentioned done to students, so why not to faculty and staff as well? Shouldn't anti-drug rules apply to everyone and therefore everyone be subjected to the same testing/searching?
No way! Students are children. They're not adult employees.
No way! Students are children. They're not adult employees.

 

So you're saying a double standard is acceptable? Students can't do drugs and adult employees can if they choose?

So you're saying a double standard is acceptable? Students can't do drugs and adult employees can if they choose?

 

That's what it sounds like to me. Just because your an "adult employee", does not mean they shouldn't search your car if they have reason to. It does not mean they should not drug test you just because you are an "adult employee". "Adult employees" get tested & searched if needed at alllllllllllllll kinds of other occupations. Why not teachers to??

I respect the fact that "we" are adults and can spend our monies pretty much anyway we see fit and if you want to participate in that type of lifestyle then I will be the first to say that is your choice. But when you are an instructor in my child's life (and that is a big part of my child's life) then I feel that the right to do drugs as you see fit, goes away.

I remember a teacher I had in high school, science I think, that was nicknamed Mr. Cocaine. We could get away with anything during his class and I can say I didn't learn a thing from him. He spent most of the time spaced out at his desk and it was more like study hall than an actual class. I do believe he was fired after I graduated for being arrested for drugs...when I look back we(the students) thought it was funny whenever he was out of it and took full advantage of our "free" time...

I've seen both the first and third ones you mentioned done to students, so why not to faculty and staff as well? Shouldn't anti-drug rules apply to everyone and therefore everyone be subjected to the same testing/searching?

 

While you ask a fair question, my post has nothing to do with the double-standard issue you bring up.

Would you let them search your car?

 

Would you let them search your home?

 

Would you let them call friends and family to check on you?

 

 

Correct me if I am wrong, and the Guru will know.....police cannot search anyone's car or home without permission, a warrant or reasonable cause.

 

Most of us are told at the time of hire that random drug tests can be done, so I see no problem with that. If a policy is put in place that random drug tests can be done on students, I have no problem with that either.

Correct me if I am wrong, and the Guru will know.....police cannot search anyone's car or home without permission, a warrant or reasonable cause.

 

Most of us are told at the time of hire that random drug tests can be done, so I see no problem with that. If a policy is put in place that random drug tests can be done on students, I have no problem with that either.

 

Yes, a warrant is needed unless there is reasonable cause (I think).

 

My questions were in response to the thinking of "I've got nothing to hide." If you fall into the camp, my questions are posed to see how far you will take that line of thinking. "Slippery slope" comes to mind.

I've seen both the first and third ones you mentioned done to students, so why not to faculty and staff as well? Shouldn't anti-drug rules apply to everyone and therefore everyone be subjected to the same testing/searching?

Why as an adult should I lose all of the rights guaranteed to me by the bill of rights because of my career choice? If everybody else is willing to give those up at their jobs then I will toss mine into the ring as well. Courts have decided in numerous courtcases that the students don't have some of these rights to protect them against harming themselves abd other students.

Courts have decided in numerous courtcases that the students don't have some of these rights to protect them against harming themselves abd other students.

 

Correct. While the SC did rule in the Vietnam era that students did not lose all of their Constitutional rights when they walked through the school door, they do not have COMPLETE rights.

 

They upheld that belief today in their ruling on the "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" case.

My Big Brother just called and said teachers should have to be tested before and after school every day.

My Big Brother just called and said teachers should have to be tested before and after school every day.

 

 

A. Family member

B. Fraternity Brother

C. Government

 

????

My Big Brother just called and said teachers should have to be tested before and after school every day.

Thats what the world is coming to. Big Brother is watching you.

A. Family member

B. Fraternity Brother

C. Government

 

????

 

 

C.

 

I don't think drug testing should be a part of any work place except for a few where drugs could put people in immidiate danger.

C.

 

I don't think drug testing should be a part of any work place except for a few where drugs could put people in immidiate danger.

I would think a classroom with 20-30 youngsters is a place that needs to be drug free.

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