- Athletes
- Academic teams
- Band
- Choir
- Dance Team
- Cheerleading
- School Sanctioned Clubs
Frequently asked questions:
<scroll down> Preparation is key to any successful drug-testing program. Long before testing begins, it is important to assess the level, type and frequency of use by collecting baseline data for student drug use, to research legal issues pertaining to school-based drug testing, and to build consensus in your community for a testing program. It is also important to develop a policy that fits the particular needs of your school and to provide a mechanism to assure that young people who test positive receive the necessary level of counseling or treatment. AccuDiagnostics can assist you throughout the whole What students can be tested ?
What types of tests can be used ? There are several testing methods available including urine, hair, oral fluids, and sweat (patch). These methods vary in cost, reliability, drugs detected, and detection period. Schools should determine their needs and choose the method that best suits their requirements, as long as the testing kits are from a reliable source Which drugs can and should be tested for? Typically, a drug panel tests for marijuana, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, and PCP. If a school has a particular problem with other drugs, such as Ecstasy, Rohypnol, or steroids, they can include testing for these drugs. Key Components when considering a drug testing program.
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