The information I will be gathering will almost all be from web sites that show statistis about drug use by high school students. http://www.gdcada.org/dii/n/n.htm gives information about what drugs are used most and what can be done to prevent the use. The sites I have been looking at give information about drugs, what they do to people after use, long term affects, who is using them, and ways to prevent use.

The audience that the paper will be written will be kids in in 7th or 8th grade to people up to the age of 20. The information about drug use in high school should be known by kids in high school, kids a few years below high school, and even kids a few years older then high school students. This information can be useful to stop kids from starting to use drugs, and to make kids who are already using them to maybe realize what affects it is having on them and stop.

Drug use in high schools is a topic that high school kids should know about. They should be aware of whats going on around them and how serious some problems might be. Some kids may think that every one smokes pot, or every one drinks alcohol, but not every one does and kids should know. If other teens realize that only some kids use drugs, maybe others won't start. Also statistics show that when some kids start, they don't stop. Kids think they are just going to try it or they just do it every once in a while, but it doesn't stop there. Once they do it once in a while the number of times increases until its once week or even more.

My topic is going to be on drug use by high school students. The number of teens using drugs in high school has decreased in some areas but grown in others. Different drugs are being used less, while other drugs are bing used more and more. http://http://www.nida.nih.gov/Infofacts/HSYouthtrends.html
is a web site that has a survey that has been taken by high school students since 1975 and includes uses and trends of many different drugs. Since I am a high school student I think a paper on drug use in schools will be very interesting and informing to other kids in high school. Another web site that shows statistics about high school drug use is http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/dcf/du.htm.

Cell phone jammers are devices that can be about the size of a cell phone that create a dead zone for phone service. A small device that is the size of a cell phone can create a dead zone on average between 50 and 80 feet. These devices are only legal for U.S. goveremnt angencies to use in the U.S. I dont agree on normal people being able to use this device. It would only cause annoyence to many people. If you just wanted to block the signal of the annoying guy next to you in line or somthing it will but it could also block some one 50 feet away in there car tying to make an important phone call. They should only be used in emergemcy situations by police or other law enforcement officers. If kids get a hold of these things they would probly run around and try to see who they can annoy by blocking cell phone service. They invade other peoples prvicy. Who says its ok to block the annoying guy in line phone service, he could be having a very important conversaion with some one. These devices should not be legalzed in the U.S. unless there is a lot of restrictions made to control their use.