Round Rock ISD students caught selling, using or otherwise in possession of marijuana, THC products or e-cigarettes will be required to attend the district's alternative education program in accordance with state law.
What's happening?
A new law going into effect Sept. 1, House Bill 114, mandates students caught in possession of, selling or using e-cigarettes, also known as vapes; marijuana; or THC products while on campus, at a school-related event or within 300 feet of school property will be required to attend their district's alternative school.
Students will also be required to complete an agency-approved drug and alcohol awareness program, either in person or online, the bill states.
