What if the school has both, positive climate and drug testing?
Random Drug Testing for High School Athletes
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There are over 14 million high school students attending 19,400 public high schools, they spoke with 351 individuals. That isn't a study, it's trying to push an agenda. Try finding a real study and then let us know.
- May 17, 2012
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I apologize for the personal attack. I hadn't had my coffee yet. Apologies.
But to your point I would point out that the rest of the worlds universities get along just fine with sports (utilizing club teams).
A good read: united states - Why do American colleges and universities have sports teams? - Academia Stack Exchange
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Does every school do random drug testing? What agenda is being pushed?
You try finding a real study and let yourself know. I dont need or wish to convince you of anything.
Does every school do random drug testing? What agenda is being pushed?
You try finding a real study and let yourself know. I dont need or wish to convince you of anything.
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We have drug and alcohol testing and it is a part of the requirement for the State of Illinois in the state playoffs. So, if you decide to not allow your child to be tested, fine. Your son or dd will not play HS athletics in this state. (At least in the playoffs.)
Per teacher testing, I have told everyone I will volunteer to be tested every time a student gets tested.
I have coached for a very long time. Out of those times, I know of maybe 3 teams that didn't break the rules. Oh, I know that many, if not most, are thinking I didn't catch those three teams and maybe so but I believe I am right. One of those teams came to the coaching staff as a team and turned in their SS and #2 pitcher. They had intended to win a state title and had made rules for all teammates including what the team would do if they caught players breaking code. We dealt with those players. The next year, the team did the same and no one was turned in. They won a state title. In fact, they went 40-0. They took those actions because they heard of a basketball team I coached that was focused on a state title. That team didn't win state but made it to the Elite 8.
Per teacher testing, I have told everyone I will volunteer to be tested every time a student gets tested.
I have coached for a very long time. Out of those times, I know of maybe 3 teams that didn't break the rules. Oh, I know that many, if not most, are thinking I didn't catch those three teams and maybe so but I believe I am right. One of those teams came to the coaching staff as a team and turned in their SS and #2 pitcher. They had intended to win a state title and had made rules for all teammates including what the team would do if they caught players breaking code. We dealt with those players. The next year, the team did the same and no one was turned in. They won a state title. In fact, they went 40-0. They took those actions because they heard of a basketball team I coached that was focused on a state title. That team didn't win state but made it to the Elite 8.
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