There should be a zero tolerance to any drug use for all student athletes. If the athletes are serious about playing for the school then they should be serious about there own health.
Realistic - 15 years ago
Drugs and alcohol are a problem in most towns and cities across our country and the world. Some people want to make it appear that Weymouth is leading the way. That is simply not true.
A big point to remember is that everything starts at home. There needs to be discipline at school but there should also be discipline in the home. Raising children - at the school-age - is a partnership between the parent(s)/guardians and the school, but mostly parents/guardians are largely responsible.
Kathleen - 15 years ago
Weymouth has a terrific drug problem, and within a week of that headlining, they consider making it less of a consequence for students to use? Makes no sense. I understand the security officer at Weymouth High is half the problem at that school.
There should be a zero tolerance to any drug use for all student athletes. If the athletes are serious about playing for the school then they should be serious about there own health.
Drugs and alcohol are a problem in most towns and cities across our country and the world. Some people want to make it appear that Weymouth is leading the way. That is simply not true.
A big point to remember is that everything starts at home. There needs to be discipline at school but there should also be discipline in the home. Raising children - at the school-age - is a partnership between the parent(s)/guardians and the school, but mostly parents/guardians are largely responsible.
Weymouth has a terrific drug problem, and within a week of that headlining, they consider making it less of a consequence for students to use? Makes no sense. I understand the security officer at Weymouth High is half the problem at that school.