A recent drug bust at a mid-state middle school is shedding light on the
growing problem of prescription drug abuse among teens.
Seven students at Stewarts Creek Middle School of Rutherford County in
Tennessee were expelled after a teacher caught them with prescription
pills on campus. Rutherford County school officials said they have a strict
zero tolerance policy. It is reported that the students involved told
school administrators they brought in two different kinds of medications.
One is believed to have been a drug used to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
