The Alamogordo School Board has agreed to a settlement regarding e-cigarette education.
This settlement is different from the settlement with JUUL, and the funds are on top of what the school district will receive. The district anticipates receiving funds from Austria in November of this year, whereas the settlement funds from JUUL will be received in the first quarter of next year.
Pam Renteria, the district director, highlighted the significance of utilizing these funds for education. The district intends to work together with health service agencies, and Renteria expressed concerns about the substantial prevalence of e-cigarette usage among young individuals in Alamogordo schools. Nonetheless, no specific data supporting this assertion was provided by the region.
Danielle Kusmak, Principal of Mountain View Middle School, expressed the support of the teaching staff towards tobacco prevention education.
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