Schools in Michigan to Use Compensation to Combat E-cigarette Use

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Nov.09.2023

Schools in Michigan to Use Compensation to Combat E-cigarette Use

Michigan's Warren Consolidated Schools plans to use a $101,494 settlement to combat student e-cigarette use.

According to a report by Macombdaily, Warren Consolidated Schools in Macomb County, Michigan, has planned to utilize the compensation funds received from the Ocheana lawsuit to combat student vaping of e-cigarettes.

The school board approved a compensation amount of $101,494 for legal claims on November 1st. This amount will be utilized to fund initiatives, training, workshops, and seminars aimed at combating the use of e-cigarettes.

References:

[1] Warren Con to use funds from Juul settlement for anti-vaping efforts

Also Read:

[1] Snow City School District to Receive Compensation for Juul Lawsuit

[2] Oklahoma County Commission to Vote on E-cigarette Settlement Agreement

[4] Alamogordo School Board Approves Settlement for E-cigarette Education

#E-cigarette #E-cigarettes and Tobacco #British American Tobacco (BAT)#Campus Smoke-free Policy

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