okay we're going back to school here
cheating on a test skipping class
the question is would you tell on your
classmates Tammy how about you all right
well maybe not for those kinds of things
but now there's an app where you can
read out your classmates for vaping on
campus and get this two teenagers
designed it let's take a closer look so
there's this fading problem which I'm
sure the administrators know of but it's
nothing's getting done about it so what
can these two high school juniors do
about it well Christian Adam created an
app to help catch their peers there's
almost no way for an administrator to
know whether the baby's happening in the
bathroom unless they walk in the app
allows students to anonymously report
when they see other students vaping they
simply selects what gender the restroom
is which building it's in and what floor
I'd say it's the number one thing that
we deal with associate principal
Christine Bonita has worked with the
teens on the concept for nearly a year
she says it was her way to help solve
the crisis and get students involved
they don't understand what they're
putting in their body we really have to
educate them on how to make that better
choice and how to put them their health
first in one week students reported 300
vaping incidents don't do it because it
could affect not just you but even
younger generations so what happens when
a student is caught - all they have to
attend a ten-week health risks program
the teenagers developed it for their
school but now other districts are
interested
cheating on a test skipping class
the question is would you tell on your
classmates Tammy how about you all right
well maybe not for those kinds of things
but now there's an app where you can
read out your classmates for vaping on
campus and get this two teenagers
designed it let's take a closer look so
there's this fading problem which I'm
sure the administrators know of but it's
nothing's getting done about it so what
can these two high school juniors do
about it well Christian Adam created an
app to help catch their peers there's
almost no way for an administrator to
know whether the baby's happening in the
bathroom unless they walk in the app
allows students to anonymously report
when they see other students vaping they
simply selects what gender the restroom
is which building it's in and what floor
I'd say it's the number one thing that
we deal with associate principal
Christine Bonita has worked with the
teens on the concept for nearly a year
she says it was her way to help solve
the crisis and get students involved
they don't understand what they're
putting in their body we really have to
educate them on how to make that better
choice and how to put them their health
first in one week students reported 300
vaping incidents don't do it because it
could affect not just you but even
younger generations so what happens when
a student is caught - all they have to
attend a ten-week health risks program
the teenagers developed it for their
school but now other districts are
interested
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