Fox C-6 School District Fights Student E-Cigarette Use with New Technology

Jefferson County, Missouri (KMOV) - The Fox C-6 school district is implementing new technology to combat student use of electronic cigarettes.

The school district has purchased a Verkada SV sensor that will alert school administrators to the presence of any electronic cigarettes. Local officials have told KMOV4 that the cost of these sensors is $67,000 and they will be installed in the high school and middle school bathrooms in the area.

Anyone found carrying an electronic cigarette or related device onto school premises will face suspension.

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