School board members have agreed to invest in grants for a vape-detection sensor pilot program. The program will be launched in up to three schools and will include technology and an anti-vaping curriculum. This effort is part of a broader initiative to address vaping in the district.

The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office has reported a significant number of vapes confiscated in a single school year, with over 600 found. The district will explore grant opportunities to fund the program.

Further details about the pilot program and the anti-vaping curriculum are available from the source. The district has previously taken steps to address vaping, including a crackdown that resulted in numerous arrests.