The Wellington Enterprise

Police aim to tackle addiction

Drug busts and teen over­doses aren’t a glar­ing prob­lem at Welling­ton High School, but addic­tion is still a very real concern.

To help stu­dents bat­tle drug and alco­hol addic­tion, offi­cials have con­tracted with Lorain County Alco­hol and Drug Abuse Services.

Any­one who says there aren’t these prob­lems in their school is bury­ing their head in the sand,” said prin­ci­pal Christo­pher Wert. “We just want to give peo­ple a resource for deal­ing with them.”

Pre­ven­tion spe­cial­ist Joel Reich­lin will be on hand every Mon­day from 12:30-4:30 p.m. to lis­ten to any prob­lems stu­dents or adults might have with drugs or alcohol.

The con­cerns could be about friends, fam­ily, cowork­ers, or even them­selves, said Reich­lin in a let­ter to the Welling­ton school board.

This is an excerpt. For more on this story, read the Dec. 13, 2012 print edi­tion of the Welling­ton Enterprise.

Ken Silva Posted by on Dec 12 2012. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS Feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

1 Comment for “Police aim to tackle addiction”

  1. Jane Doe

    The police need to focus on where the drugs are com­ing from and what's going on in these family's homes. There is a seri­ous heroin prob­lem among adults in Welling­ton and no one seems to be doing any­thing about it.

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