Eliminating High School Drugs
Drugs in high school. It's not something new to hear. But, why does teen drug use in high schools increase each year? The answers are simple: insufficient drug awareness, inadequate security in schools, and little parent involvement. In order to decrease drug abuse from teens, it is necessary to eliminate and prevent drugs first. (http://www.wsaw.com/home/headlines/764577.html)
One of the major issues high schools are faced with is drugs. More than 60 percent of teens said that drugs were sold, used, or kept at their school (http://www.teendrugabuse.us). Drugs can be defined as marijuana, crack, cocaine, weed, ecstasy, and steroids. Since drugs are illegal, students should not be carrying, let alone using these drugs on school grounds. Many people are affected by students using drugs in school such as parents, administrators, and the students themselves. (Addictions and Problem Drug Use- Mick Bloor and Fiona Wood}
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