2. An Overview of Cabell County Board of Education Policy 5535

3.  Interscholastic extra-curricular activities  Students that drive and park on school property  Opt-In participants

4.  Why just test athletes and drivers?  Purposes: 1. To educate students of the serious physical, mental and emotional harm caused by illegal drug use. 2. To ensure that students adhere to a training program that bars the intake of illegal and performance-enhancing drugs. 3. To assure the safe operation of student-driven vehicles on campus. 4. To undermine the effects of peer pressure by providing an additional legitimate reason for students to refuse to use illegal drugs.

5.  Randomly selected – equal probability of selection  Reasonable suspicion – based on appearance, speech, or behavior and/or information of illegal or performance-enhancing drug use

6.  Alcohol  Marijuana  Performance-enhancing drugs  Etc., etc.

7.  Urine drug screening  Specimens collected in private restrooms at each school  You will have privacy. An employee of SportSafe and an employee of the school will be present outside of the restroom.

8.  Positive tests for activity students will result in the designee at the central office, the principal, the head coach, and the parent or custodial guardian being notified.  Positive tests for driving students will result in the student, the principal and the parent or custodial guardian being notified.  Positive tests for Opt-In Participants will result in the student and the parent or custodial guardian being notified.

9.  Activity Students 1 st Offense: In order to continue in the activity, the parent/guardian must, within five school days, show proof that the student has received drug counseling from a qualified drug treatment program or counseling entity. The student will be tested three more times within the next calendar year. 2 nd Offense: Suspension from activities for fourteen calendar days and successful completion of a board approved substance abuse education/counseling program. The student will be tested monthly for the remainder of the school year. Self-referral: A student who self-refers will be allowed to continue in the activity but will be considered to have committed his/her first offense.

10.  Driving Students 1 st Offense: Driving privileges are immediately suspended until the parent or guardian submits proof that the student has received drug counseling. Three additional screenings will occur within the next calendar year. 2 nd Offense: Revocation of driving/parking privileges for 90 school days. Student has to provide a negative test to drive after the 90 day suspension and the student will be tested five additional times over the next calendar year.

11.  Opt-in Participants Any offense: Parent will be notified.  Refusal to Submit to Drug Use Test Ineligibile for one school year  Students will not be disciplined under the Student Code of Conduct Policy unless they have illegal substances on school grounds or are under the influence on school grounds.

12.  Negatives – 24 to 48 hours  Positives – 48 to 72 hours

13.  Interpret results  Review medications  Talk with parents  Report Results

14.  Take the Quiz and print it out  Must have consent form signed  Consent form is turned in when you apply for a parking pass or when you show up for practice  Name goes into random pool  Drug Testing Program begins testing

15.  David M. Tackett, Administrative Assistant Secondary Education (304) 528-5089