Students in grades 9-12 who choose to participate in school-sponsored extracurricular activities will be required to participate in the random drug testing program. School-sponsored extracurricular activities for which testing is required include:

• Athletic Training

• Band

• Baseball

• Basketball

• Bass Fishing

• BPA

• Cheerleading

• Choir

• Color Guard

• Cross Country

• DECA

• Drill Team

• E-Sports

• FCCLA

• FFA

• Football

• Golf

• Gymnastics

• Honor Guard

• HOSA

• Journalism

• Oral Interpretation

• Outdoor Shotgun

• PALS

• Red/Blue Jackets

• SkillsUSA

• Soccer

• Softball

• Speech/Debate

• Spirit Squad

• Student Council

• Swimming/Diving Tennis

• Theater

• Track and Field

• UIL Academics

• UIL Robotics

• Volleyball

• Water Polo

• Wrestling
  

Parents whose students do not participate in extracurricular activities may request their student be added to the random testing pool at their own expense.

The purposes of the drug-testing program are to: prevent injury, illness, and harm resulting from the use of illegal and performance-enhancing drugs or alcohol; help enforce a drug-free educational environment; deter student use of illegal and performance-enhancing drugs or alcohol; and educate students regarding the harm caused by the use of illegal and performance-enhancing drugs or alcohol.