391 school days missed due to vaping suspensions

Posted on February 18, 2022

Vaping continues to be an ongoing problem in Taylor County schools, despite a “zero tolerance” policy that has called for expulsion if a student is caught vaping or in possession of an electronic vaping device.

In January, the district purchased and installed HALO IOT Smart Vape Detector sensors at a cost of $24,150 and installed them in the bathrooms at the middle and high schools.

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