[ozaukeemom]

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.

[Know your rights]

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.

[robertpaulsen]

If you're son plays a contact sport and is injured by another student recklessly high on drugs, you'll be screaming to high heaven complaining that the other student should have been tested.

You'll sue the school, the coach, and probably the cheerleaders for good measure. And I'll end up paying higher property taxes to settle your $50 million law suit.

Of course, if you and your son and your attorney are willing to sign an iron-clad waiver that if your son is injured by such a dopehead you won't sue, well that's different. Get the rest of the moms to do this and, "Play ball!".