Is there any evidence that private school students use drugs and alcohol more than public school students?
There is little difference between alcohol and other drug use rates of public and private schools. What appears to be the most salient difference is the availability of substances “on campus” appears to be less at private than public. There are private school campuses where alcohol and other drug use exceed national averages. Research does tell us that alcohol and other drug use starts earlier at public schools and the use is more reckless. By the time students reach the high school level, percentage differences appear to level off. Alcohol and other drug use rates by schools and communities is more of a reflection of awareness and effective programming rather than the socioeconomic status of the individuals making up a defined community. 4. What can private schools do to prevent substance? Private schools are in the best position to bridge the gap between science and practice in the field of drug education and mental health. The freedom and resources available to private schools put t
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