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Home > Blogs > Little Miami and Lebanon Schools News and Issues > Archives > 2008 > April > 10 > Entry

School searches: Invasion of privacy or safety precaution

By Ryan Cook | Thursday, April 10, 2008, 07:00 AM

Warren County Sheriff’s Office personnel conducted a canine search of the Warren County Career Center on April 9, finding no illegal substances. The search was part of the school’s crisis intervention plan. Career Center Supt. Maggie Hess and Gary Patton, director of secondary education, said they are committed to ensuring the safety of their students. Sheriff Tom Ariss said the fact that nothing was found is a reflection on the staff and students. Do you think random searches of students’ lockers and vehicles should be allowed? Is it a violation of their privacy or is it necessary to protect kids?

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