Drug-Free Schools Act

The Drug-Free Schools Act is a U.S. law aimed at promoting safe and healthy educational environments by preventing drug and alcohol use among students. It requires schools receiving federal funding to create and enforce policies that address substance abuse and educate students about the risks associated with drugs and alcohol. Schools must develop programs that discourage drug use and ensure that students know the consequences of substance abuse. The act emphasizes the importance of a drug-free atmosphere for effective learning and overall student well-being.