Do you think schools should test pupils for drugs? (From The Argus)
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Do you think schools should test pupils for drugs?
5:02pm Tuesday 6th March 2007 in
We asked you, The Argus website readers, the above question.
After 788 votes were cast, the results were:
- Yes, drug taking is a serious problem in schools
and testing works as a deterrent - 519 - 65.9% - No, problems with drugs in schools are best tackled using
drugs education - 242 - 30.7% - Don't know - 27 - 3.4%
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