In this episode, Nihal Karim sits down with Ava Brückner-Kockel, a senior, to talk about vaping in the Carlmont bathrooms and how it affects students across campus; Vice Principal Grant Steunenberg also weighs in.
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Nick • Sep 8, 2019 at 11:54 pm
Just the students smoke. Their fault for doing it. Students DO NOT CARE about the school rules. They leave campus, they smoke, I mean they even Juul in class and teachers don’t notice. If bathrooms are closed they will just use other ones. Plus they will leave class more to do it during class. You can’t stop it all.