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STUDENTS FACE TESTS - Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City will face mandatory drug tests as part of a new policy to promote student health and find help for students with addictions. The device shown here is a six-panel saliva drug test kit marketed by iScreen, one of a variety of test kits used by schools and employers nationwide.
In making the announcement, Bishop McGuinness Principal David Morton and Mount Saint Mary Principal Talita DeNegri called the tests another tool in the effort to help teens make good choices and lead healthy and productive lives.
I personally hope this will catch on and save lives.
- Both Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City will implement mandatory random drug testing of the entire student body beginning next fall.
STUDENTS FACE TESTS - Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City will face mandatory drug tests as part of a new policy to promote student health and find help for students with addictions. The device shown here is a six-panel saliva drug test kit marketed by iScreen, one of a variety of test kits used by schools and employers nationwide.
In making the announcement, Bishop McGuinness Principal David Morton and Mount Saint Mary Principal Talita DeNegri called the tests another tool in the effort to help teens make good choices and lead healthy and productive lives.
I personally hope this will catch on and save lives.