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The Price of Cool: A Teenager, a Juul and Nicotine Addiction - New York Times
E-cigarettes may help tobacco smokers quit. But the alluring devices can swiftly induce a nicotine habit in teenagers who never smoked. This is the tale of one person’s struggle.
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Schools and Parents Fight a Juul E-Cigarette Epidemic
As illicit Juul use sweeps through high schools and middle schools, administrators and parents struggle to stem teens’ access to the vaping device, which delivers a powerful dose of nicotine.
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North Jersey schools crack down on vaping with drug testing, suspensions - North Jersey.com
Parents, take notice — your child's school is cracking down on vaping.
Students caught using e-cigarettes — commonly called vaping — or in possession of vaping devices can, in an increasing number of northern New Jersey school districts, be found in violation of substance abuse policies. Students caught vaping or with a vaping device may face drug testing, suspensions and lose privileges, school officials say.
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School districts act to ban e-cigarettes on campus - USA Today
A growing number of school districts are updating their tobacco policies to include a ban on e-cigarettes. The vapor products, which some say are safer to use than tobacco cigarettes, are not currently regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Schools Respond to the Rise of Student Vaping - USA Today
Schools Respond to the Rise of Student Vaping
Easy to conceal in hoodies and hands, vaping takes a foothold among youth. Schools look for solutions.
