The idea of bringing drugs into a school and sharing them with your students seems as ludicrous to me as some of the stories on Ripley's Believe it or Not. I'm sure they thought that no one would suspect a decent and honorable citizen who shapes the future of our children of possessing drugs. Thank goodness these two men were caught. Our schools are in bad enough shape already. Many educators fear for their lives because students bring guns, knives, and other weapons to school.
Drugs are a common sight in the hallways and locker rooms.
My niece is a freshman in high school, and she told me that she sees people with drugs at least twice a day. So now, teachers don't only have to worry about their students, they also have to be concerned with their colleagues. The only thing that teachers, like these two men, have accomplished is to make the honest educator's job even more difficult than it already is. I know of a few education majors who need to reconsider their career choice. For those of you who are education majors or are considering this as your major, here is a piece of advice.