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The Toms River Regional and Southern Regional school districts
quietly began testing for drug residue on commonly used surfaces
such as locker doors and bathroom stalls in January with field kits
long used by law enforcement agencies.
Under a federally funded pilot program that examines the
effectiveness of the kit in a school setting, the two Ocean County
districts last semester tested dozens of surfaces in public areas
where administrators suspected that students may have used drugs,
school officials said.
While results have not been released, an official for the company
that produces the testing kits said drug residue was found in all
participating schools.
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Pubdate: Mon, 16 Sep 2002
Source: Asbury Park Press (NJ)
Website: Asbury Park Press NJ | Jersey Shore & New Jersey News
Copyright: 2002 Asbury Park Press
Details: MapInc
Author: Rick Hepp
quietly began testing for drug residue on commonly used surfaces
such as locker doors and bathroom stalls in January with field kits
long used by law enforcement agencies.
Under a federally funded pilot program that examines the
effectiveness of the kit in a school setting, the two Ocean County
districts last semester tested dozens of surfaces in public areas
where administrators suspected that students may have used drugs,
school officials said.
While results have not been released, an official for the company
that produces the testing kits said drug residue was found in all
participating schools.
[snip]
Pubdate: Mon, 16 Sep 2002
Source: Asbury Park Press (NJ)
Website: Asbury Park Press NJ | Jersey Shore & New Jersey News
Copyright: 2002 Asbury Park Press
Details: MapInc
Author: Rick Hepp
