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School board votes to drug test some students
The Times-Journal ^
| Published March
| By Mark Harrison29, 2006
Posted on 03/29/2006 8:07:26 PM PST by MRMEAN
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:07:28 PM PST
by
MRMEAN
To: MRMEAN
"who choose to park vehicles on any of the Fort Payne school campuses will be subject to random testing."
So if you drive to school we get to take and test your body fluids.... that's very American /s
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:09:46 PM PST
by
gondramB
(Render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's and unto God that which is God's.)
To: MRMEAN
During the first phase, any student may volunteer to become part of the pool for random testing. Volunteer to have your rights violated. The brainwashing of our youth continues. You must conform, like a good citizen.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:11:15 PM PST
by
CrawDaddyCA
(Your Lord and Master...Foamy the Squirrel)
To: MRMEAN
That's it. Let em know early who's boss.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:11:15 PM PST
by
Huck
To: MRMEAN
I think this is a great idea. It might finally sink in to the general public what these government indoctrination camps are really all about with a pig-headed, and I do mean pig, "program" like this.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:12:16 PM PST
by
coloradan
(Failing to protect the liberties of your enemies establishes precedents that will reach to yourself.)
To: MRMEAN
Drug testing is needed for teachers and administrators.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:13:06 PM PST
by
ncountylee
(Dead terrorists smell like victory)
To: MRMEAN
Well, I vote to drug test some friggin school board members.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:13:41 PM PST
by
Richard Kimball
(I like to make everyone's day a little more surreal)
To: MRMEAN
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:15:03 PM PST
by
E Rocc
To: MRMEAN
A number of groups therefore fall under the umbrella for random testing, including all sports teams, band members and students involved in such organizations as Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, Future Farmers of America, high school chorus, scholars bowl team, math team, student council and French and Spanish clubs. Because these students are where the drug problem is.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:19:02 PM PST
by
Oztrich Boy
(Red meat, we were meant to eat it - Meat and Livestock Australia TV ad campaign)
To: Oztrich Boy
It would make more sense to credit the kids on the math team etc for being involved in activities by NOT testing them.
The students NOT involved in after school clubs and teams s/b the ones tested. Give them incentive to join something.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:22:28 PM PST
by
Breyean
To: MRMEAN
Ridiculous! I have a teen-age son. If I want to give him a test, it is fine, but the school etc can stay out of it.
Now, I do have some tests and he knows that I can test him at any moment. I haven't yet! ;)I like the deterrant factor. Understand that I hope he is smart enough not to, but he has that extra incentive. In a way, it can relieve the peer pressure because he can say that his mom may test him.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:26:11 PM PST
by
ozaukeemom
(Nuke the ACLU and their snivel rights!)
To: MRMEAN
Well, they can't drug test all of students because half the students would flunk the test and, then what?
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:30:57 PM PST
by
elli1
To: MRMEAN
Hey, you might as well get the kiddies used to it. It's going to get worse.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:33:06 PM PST
by
motzman
(Lets Go Mets!)
To: motzman
Hey, you might as well get the kiddies used to it. It's going to get worse. When I was in school the phrase, "Show me your papers" only meant that a teacher wanted to see one's homework.
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posted on
03/29/2006 8:46:27 PM PST
by
Wilhelm Tell
(True or False? This is not a tag line.)
To: MRMEAN
Police were tipped off to the game when a friend of a local police officer invited him to play.
I guess the only question now is whether they are fascists or commies.
To: microgood
The italics line in the previous post should have read:
The Fort Payne Board of Education voted unanimously Monday to adopt a drug-testing program
To: MRMEAN
I sure am glad my kids are out of the education system 'cause I probably would end up in the slammer if this stuff was tried on my kids.
By the way, has anyone sent a package by UPS lately? I haven't send one for at least a year until yesterday. The GED clerk behind the counter said he wanted to see my drivers license before he would ship. I showed him my CHL with my thumb intentionally across my picture. He glanced at it and that was it. Oh, Mr. Orwell if you only knew.
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posted on
03/29/2006 9:42:12 PM PST
by
vic ryan
To: MRMEAN
My daughter graduated from an all girls Catholic school. In her junior and senior years, the school instituted a drug testing program for all students. There were no exceptions to this rule. If you wanted to attend the school, you had to comply. The testing required the cutting of a small amount of hair near the crown of the head. My daughter had no problems with doing it, and because we wanted her to continue at this school, we went along.
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posted on
03/30/2006 3:19:08 AM PST
by
Mila
The program is being implemented through a grant obtained through the Partnership for a Drug-Free DeKalb County. [snip]
Partnership received a $500,000 grant last year to implement drug testing in both the city and county school systems.
Where does the Partnership get its money?
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posted on
03/30/2006 10:09:12 PM PST
by
Ken H
To: ozaukeemom
the school etc can stay out of it. I'm surprised no WOD cheerleaders have posted to tell you that you must have something to hide.
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posted on
03/31/2006 5:49:35 PM PST
by
Know your rights
(The modern enlightened liberal doesn't care what you believe as long as you don't really believe it.)
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