"It's just pot.": Double Standard?

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School principal Aaron Miller is a drug-addict and is no example for the
children of Vernonia, Oregon or anywhere else.

This is the example that lets children think that it is O.K. to do
drugs.

If  Mr. Miller was the school's janitor would he still have his job?
perhaps. But he is in such a significant position that it doesn't matter
how nice he is, he has an addiction and the children may be a risk.

Watching Dr. Cox, the Vernonia School Superintendent, on the news, he
knows his decision to keep Mr. Miller is wrong.

My question would be, if Principal Miller is sneaking around doing
drugs, what else does he think he can get away with.

It's a fact that going easy on marijuana possession may lead to other
behavior which is unacceptable.

Aaron Miller is in a position of authority over children, and should be
held to a high standard of setting a proper example for the youth under
his care.

Where does the Vernonia School Board and its Superintendent draw the
line?  The line is clear for students who wish to participate in school
s****ts, fail a random drug test and you're off the team and required to
undergo drug counselling.  But, for Mr. Miller we hear the excuse that
the marijuana use did not take place on school property, are the student
athletes given the same consideration?

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