According to a report from 953MNC on May 13, some educational leaders in Michigan are calling on the state government to take action to address the issues of e-cigarette and marijuana use in schools.
The principal of Detroit School District, Nikolai Vitti, has stated that there has been a sharp increase in cases of students consuming marijuana-infused foods and using e-cigarettes. According to Vitti, the Detroit School District has already recorded 745 drug-related incidents this year.
Although the state allows adults 21 and older to use recreational marijuana, school officials say parents should take steps to ensure students do not have access to these products.
The principal called for the implementation of a marijuana tax to help schools purchase detection systems for e-cigarettes and marijuana. At the same time, they urged for a ban on marijuana packaging that mimics candy to ensure that marijuana products are not marketed towards children.
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