Campus Smoke-free Policy

Florida introduces trained sniffer dogs to detect students in possession of e-cigarettes and other drugs in schools.

UK MP proposes schools notify parents if their children are found using e-cigarettes on campus, according to the Daily Mail.

Colombian companies fined over $149.6 million for not properly labeling and advertising e-cigarettes, targeting middle school students.

Two South Korean middle school students have been charged with theft for pretending to eat noodles outside a convenience store while stealing an e-cigarette.

Arizona's largest school district, Mesa Public Schools, is considering installing e-cigarette detectors in all middle and high school bathrooms to combat teenage smoking.

Lincoln Public Schools in Nebraska plans to install approximately 150 e-cigarette sensors in its middle and high schools.

Lake County School Board in Florida to vote on funding a new "K-9 program" for e-cigarette detection. A yellow Labrador named Samba would be trained for the job.

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