Ohio Catholic School to Make Random Drug Testing Mandatory for All Students

Ohio Catholic School to Make Random Drug Testing Mandatory for All Students
Drug-free school zone sign in front of a high school. Timur Laykov/Shutterstock
Bill Pan
Bill Pan
Reporter
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A Catholic high school in Ohio will begin conducting random drug tests for all students as part of its health and wellness initiative to keep students and the campus drug-free.

Officials of Stephen T. Badin High School said in a letter (pdf) sent home to parents on Nov. 12 that the new policy will go into effect in January 2020.