That's exactly what the Colorado education board endorsed. Responsible school officials should follow their lead. But those fears are well-founded. The Los Angeles Times reported that doctors, judges, attorneys and child welfare workers in 13 states and Canada said such drugging occurs in other areas of the country as well. Drugs, kids, and the Nanny State are a toxic combination.
Public schools have plenty to do without becoming full-service pharmacies.
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