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Woodstown High School will be using alcohol detection devices (ADD) this year as a method of deterring alcohol use during all extracurricular activities to include athletic events as well school functions such as dances, Prom and Project Graduation. The ADD items will be used for these events to ensure a safe and alcohol free environment for all of our students. For more information about these devices, see the high school student handbook on p. 46 item #9.
Parents —We need you!
We would like to extend an invitation to any parent that might be interested in serving on our Discipline Review Committee. The goal of this committee is to review the discipline policy that was instituted during the 2008/2009 school year and to ensure our policy is effective and remains firm, fair, and consistent for all of our students. The first committee meeting will take place on Thursday, January 22, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. in the HS/MS library.
We are also asking for senior parents to volunteer their time for the Project Graduation Committee. Our first meeting will be held on Thursday, September 25, 2008 at 7 pm in the HS/MS library. Anyone is welcome to attend and participate. If you would like to donate any items to use in the concession stand for our football and soccer games it would be appreciated.
If you are interested in serving on either of these committees, please e-mail Mr. Christopher M. Snyder, Assistant Principal at snyder.c@woodstown.org.
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The Random Drug Screening program was approved by the WPRSD BOE in the summer of 2008 and is designed to help students continue to make positive choices. Over the past two years, the administration at Woodstown High School has been researching, advertising, meeting, and developing this program to help our students remain drug and alcohol free. The administration at WHS has made a commitment to continue to focus on the Social Norms campaign by surveying our students for a second year to find out if the positive normative messages that were given out to our students has made a difference in how they conduct themselves outside of our school. We will be holding one last formal meeting at the Principal’s Parent Alliance Committee on October 15, 2008 at 7pm in the WHS library to specifically discuss any questions that you may have in regard to these two programs.

Please feel free to call the administration of Dr. Hoopes or Mr. Snyder at WHS should you have any questions about our Random Drug Screening program or the Social Norms campaign.
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