Students across the nation are subjected to drug testing in their high schools.

Some people think this is necessary and some think it violates their rights. These students

that are taking drugs and are proved positive through whatever method of testing their

school uses are in for some consequences. These consequences are not fun and are not

what the student or parent wants to deal with. But if the student has a problem with drugs

and are caught for it then these consequences should help them.

If a student is tested for drugs for the first time and the results come back positive

for any type of drugs they must do the following procedures in order to still play on their

team. They must provide proof of completing a substance abuse evaluation by a licensed

substance abuse treatment provider or a certified substance abuse counselor. The

designated public high school staff person will refer the student who tests positive and the

parents or guardian for a no or low cost professional substance abuse evaluation through a

evaluations and referrals for further assistance and treatment to any student who tested

they are under the age of 18. Drug testing is necessary to make sure the students are all

alcohol and drug abuse clinics for those individuals unable to afford treatment costs

have to face not only their parents and the school but also see a drug counselor and get

against the student or the student's parent(s) or guardian(s) ("School Cannot...").

If a student tests positive for a second time there will be some harsher

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