Teachers should be drug tested
Because of recent events of a teacher busted for meth and a coach of a wrestling team drinking while at tournaments and a football coach loosing all self-control, and the fact the school has the right to search students for just mere probable cause, my question is this and it deserves an answer not an excuse.
Why don’t teachers and principals have drug screens? Is it because they are above such things?
According to reports across the nation and Warren County, this is not true. And just because it is not a requirement does not make it necessary. If factory workers and hospital workers and most other employees that have anything to do with the public have drug screens and can have their automobiles searched on company property, what makes teachers and principals different?
Other than politics, there is no reason. Thank you.
Raymond Rucker
114 Ruby St.
McMinnville