"The main reason, Clifford said, is to set a good example for students. Told of the proposal to go completely tobacco free, Clifford was supportive, although with a reservation.
"I think that would be hard to enforce because I'm not going to be walking in the parking lot to see if my staff members are smoking in their cars," he said. "I need to be in the classrooms.""
Ahh America land if the free and home of the brave.
"I think that would be hard to enforce because I'm not going to be walking in the parking lot to see if my staff members are smoking in their cars," he said. "I need to be in the classrooms.""
Ahh America land if the free and home of the brave.
We must protect the children,they can never see or smell smoke,but pollution is fine.
This is just more frustrating every time I read the news.
The only sort of solace I have is knowing at some point this has to stop if for no other reason then it is no longer cost effective to punish over 14% of the population for using a legal product.
I see we're not there quite yet though.
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