footballkid’s blog

I think that considering the facts that students take classes on not taking drugs, and the fact that their parents are supposed to teach them, that students taking extra-curricular activities should not be tested for drugs. The whole point of extra-curricular activities is to keep kids away from that stuff, so if they get tested and they have drugs in their body, then they would be removed from the activity. This would only make their drug problem worse. If a student is taking a drug, they might not even care if they get kicked out of the class, and just have more time for drugs. That’s why they should not do this, and if they do, they should find a different approach on what to do if they have drugs in their body. It should be a way that will not cause them to do more drugs.