Vaping by today’s youth has become such a problem that more than half of the state attorneys general have asked the federal government to do something about it.
Some local school districts have also tried to take the bull by the horn and begun preventive measures of their own in hopes to curtail vaping on school campuses.
Peoria Unified School District recently installed about 50 vape sensors in high school bathrooms, with plans to expand the sensors to the district’s elementary campuses, specifically in junior high schools.
