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BREAKING NEWS: Principal Christian Announces Consequences For Vaping

By Charlotte Herbert and Morgan Warner-Mackey • Feb 13, 2024

Principal Jeremy Christian addressed the school during homeroom on Feb. 13 to make clear the consequences for those found vaping. These include an immediate suspension as well as vaping education. He also confirmed that vaping sensors have been installed. Christian also announced that a boys bathroom has been locked due to an undisclosed reason.

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