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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NCS parent here, so not directly involved, but I would say two things: (1) I don't think there is any school in this area, public or private, that wouldn't kick out a student found with drugs. This is not a response specific to STA, and (2) the biggest problem over the years with drugs has been with the boarders. I believe the boys who were expelled were boarders. I know this doesn't answer your question, but I do think thats a big problem for the school. And underscores my first response. With boarding schools in particular -- and everywhere -- there is a zero tolerance policy. I think this is as it should be. I believe that kids with drug problem absolutely need support and help, but that doesn't mean they should stay within a specific school, especially if they are living away from home.[/quote] I'm aware of the problem with the boarders who were expelled. However, I've heard stories of recent graduates (not boarders) who left with major unaddressed drug and/or alcohol problems. Just wondering if the faculty, coaches, and their peers noticed but said nothing. I fully understand that parents should notice when there's a problem and provide the necessary help, oftentimes parents are the last to know. [/quote]
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