Guest speakers should be people who have experienced real-life drug-related issues. That way, they can tell the students how much of a negative impact it made in their lives. By talking about real-life experiences, this can decrease teen drug use. In addition to guest speakers, schools should invite more professionals who have knowledge on drugs such as doctors, teachers, and nurses...
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By maintaining public awareness on the dangers of drugs and preparing professionals to implement and advocate anti-drug strategies, it will definitely have a positive effect on students. (http://www.prevention.org) Along with increasing drug awareness in classes and bringing in guest speakers, another way is giving students pamphlets and brochures about drugs...
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drug testing It would also keep kids clean from drugs, definitely lower then number of fatalities related to drug issues, including crimes and drug wars. A con to having drug tests in schools would be that it could frighten kids that do drugs, to join sports and they could be very good athletes and just not play because they are scared of getting caught...	2 / 450
Should random drug testing in public schools be allowed? Amendment 14 protects us against discrimination or prejudice based on sex, race, or age, and while some schools make drug test voluntary students that don't take the tests aren't allowed to participate in extra curricular activities that could further expand there education...	2 / 412
Drug Testing Our school system would be cleaner and the learning environment would have fewer interruptions. With all this said the drug testing would save and improve the lives of many students	2 / 292
Drug Testing The federal government has given out $35 million in grants since 2003" (Bertha Madras, High School testing promoted) Madras also points out that the test results don't go to future colleges or to future employees, only parents and people who can help...	3 / 659