As part of the ongoing movement to prevent teen vaping in the US, members of the Sturgis Public Schools Board of Education will be discussing the installation of vaping sensors in their middle and high schools.
Superintendent Art Ebert said the sensors will deter teens from vaping on campus.
“Summit Fire Protection, with a bid of $94,370, is being recommended for several reasons:
- It is the low bidder.
- It will not involve subcontractors.
- The firm has experience installing various types of sensors in buildings.
- Work could be finished by the end of 2021.” read a release on Sturgis Journal.
Meanwhile, another school district, Evart, has decided to join the evergrowing legal movement against Juul Labs.
Diane Caruana – VapingPost – 2022-05-23.
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