
Education
Recent studies show that 8,000 Americans try drugs for the first time each day. The vast majority of new drug users are younger than 18. Drug use among American students continues to pose dangerous health risks as well as devastating social and educational consequences to young people today.
“The assistance of EDPM in establishing our Board policy was invaluable. Many districts have requested copies of the policy in recent years.”
Personnel Director
Large School System Board of Education
EDPM has long been an industry leader in helping school systems create, develop, and implement effective drug testing programs to serve as a strong deterrent to drug use. For over a decade, EDPM has managed student drug testing programs for dozens of schools systems.
Through partnerships with the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association, the SMART Institute, and Sports Medicine Innovations, EDPM has shown a distinct commitment to attacking the problem of drug use among American students.
EDPM can offer many value-added services for our student drug screening clients, including:
- Cost-effective testing solutions with on-site collection services
- Customized testing panels (steroids, nicotine, oxycontin, ecstasy)
- Faculty, administration, and student-oriented training and education programs
- Customized random testing management
- Assistance with implementation of policy and procedures
For more information on how EDPM can help your school system implement an effective drug testing program, click here…
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