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Turner-area parent raises concerns about school health survey listing vaping and tobacco brand names
Summary
At the RSU 52 meeting a parent, Crystal Nicholson Green, urged the board to reconsider a Maine integrated health survey after finding brand-name references to vaping and tobacco products in the high-school question bank, saying listing brands could prompt curiosity among students.
During public comment at the RSU 52 board meeting, Crystal Nicholson Green read from materials she received about the Maine Integrated Health Survey and said that the high-school question bank included named brands of vaping products, cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. Green told trustees the mention of brands such as JUUL and…
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