Drug Testing in High School Athletics? “Kids do as kids see” is a popular statement you hear often. This is true to a certain extent. When a baby is growing up, him/her mimics other people’s moves and actions to help he/she learn. However, this statement becomes totally untrue when that baby becomes a teenager and decides to enter an athletics program in high school. Each person has choices and rights under a …showed first 75 words of 1078 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1078 total…so waste our very valuable and scarce education tax dollars, what’s next? Works Cited Chadwick, Bruce A. “Table H2-3.” Statistical Handbook on Adolescents in America. Oryx:Canada 1996. Goodwin, Joe. “Drug Testing Makes High School Athletes Second Class Citizens." The LosAngeles Times. 2 Jul. 1995: M3. Scalia, Antonin. Veronia School District 47j v. Acton. 26 Jun. 1995. Woo, Elaine and Diane Seo. “On Front Lines of Campus Drug War, Many Back Tests.” The Los Angeles Times. 27 Jun. 1995: A10