Question

which situations violate the drug-free school policy? check all that apply.
a student takes ibuprofen at home.
a student has marijuana on the school bus.
a student shares cough syrup in the school lunchroom.
a student has her prescription medication in her purse at the mall.
a student sells a prescription drug at a school event that is off campus

Explanation:

• A student taking ibuprofen at home is a personal, non - school - policy - violating use of a common over - the - counter medication.
• Having marijuana on the school bus (school - related property/transportation) violates the drug - free policy as marijuana is an illegal drug in most school policy contexts.
• Sharing cough syrup in the school lunchroom: Sharing medication in a school setting, especially without proper authorization, violates the drug - free school policy as it involves improper distribution of substances in a school environment.
• Having prescription medication in a purse at the mall: This is a non - school - related location and having prescription medication (when properly obtained) is not a violation of the school's drug - free policy.
• Selling a prescription drug at a school event (even off - campus, as it's a school - affiliated event) violates the drug - free school policy as it involves illegal distribution of a drug in a school - related context.

Answer:

B. A student has marijuana on the school bus.
C. A student shares cough syrup in the school lunchroom.
E. A student sells a prescription drug at a school event that is off campus