The Star Ledger of New Jersey reported on the debate by which labs should be relied on to carry out the State’s “growing school drug-testing programs” (July 17). Furthermore, whatever sanctions the school system imposes on students who analysis positive, logic dictates that for staff there should be “zero tolerance.” that logical extension of the program would guarantee reliability of examining that is as close to 100% as

is humanly achievable – assuming the champions of analyzing don’t have a 180-degree change of heart when they, along with students, are the targets.

Article Those who believe that random urine tests serve as a deterrent to drug use should, for consistency, impose precisely the same examining procedures for all teachers, administrators and other employees of the office of Education.

Original post by RGNewman, MD