Drug Testing In High School Research Proposal

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There are critical components of a drug testing program and this study has related those components and the appropriateness of their use in a school drug testing program. Bibliography

Yamaguchi, Ryoko; Johnston, Lloyd D. And O'Malley, Patrick M. (2003) Relationships Between Student Illicit Drug Use and School Drug-Testing Policies. J. Sch Health, 2003;73(4): 159-164.

Judy Kreamer, Gary M. Fields, Ph.D., et al., titled "The Overlooked Cause of Children Being Left Behind: Drug Use Compromising Academic Success," published by Educating Voices, Inc., 2008

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Klauke, Amy and Hadderman, Margaret (1990) Drug Testing. ERIC Digest Series Number EA35 Revised. ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management, Eugene or. Online available at http://www.ericdigests.org/pre-9214/drug-testing.htm

McKinney, Joseph R. (2004) Study of High Schools with Student Drug-Testing Programs. The Student Drug Testing Coalition.…

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