District to require parents to attend drug seminars
Associated Press
SOUTHLAKE, Texas - A North Texas school district will require parents to attend hour long seminars about teen substance abuse in order for their children to play sports or participate in other extracurricular activities.
The policy starts next school year at the Carroll Independent School District and will affect the parents of students in grades seven through 12.
The classes will address substance-abuse trends, warning signs, prevention and district drug policies.
SOUTHLAKE, Texas - A North Texas school district will require parents to attend hour long seminars about teen substance abuse in order for their children to play sports or participate in other extracurricular activities.
The policy starts next school year at the Carroll Independent School District and will affect the parents of students in grades seven through 12.
The classes will address substance-abuse trends, warning signs, prevention and district drug policies.
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3:11 AM
1 Comments:
ha ha,, how funny,, the kids are doing the same thing the parents did 20 years ago,, ive been hearing this same stuff for 0ver 50 years now
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