Vaping Resources

Note: Unfortunately, we are seeing a rise in the number of students using vape products at school. While disciplinary actions must be enforced when this occurs, the ultimate goal is for students to stop using these products. Below are some educational resources to help in this. As always, please speak to a school counselor if you need additional information or help.

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What can happen when you vape/smoke:

Reduced lung function
Shortness of breath and wheezing
Dependence on nicotine
Decreased sense of smell and taste
Increased resting heartrate
Increased phlegm production
Teeth discoloration and decay
Bad breath
Smelly clothes and hair
Diminished capacity in sports
Feel tired more often
Skin appears pale and unhealthy

Asthma, lung cancer, and COPD
Diabetes complications
Stomach cancer and ulcers
Blocked arteries
Stroke
Wrinkled skin
Mouth and throat cancer
Heart disease
Kidney and bladder cancers
Cervix. ovary, and uterus cancers and infertility
Weak bones
Risk of gum or periodontal disease