Substance Use
This October, during Substance Use Prevention Month, all of our schools are taking part in prevention activities that focus on building knowledge, community, and support. Together, we’re reminding students: your health and your future matter. To learn more click here.
Substance misuse happens when drugs or alcohol are used in ways that harm a person’s health, well-being, or success in school. For students, it can disrupt learning, relationships, and future goals.
In Highline, we’re committed to supporting students and families with resources, guidance, and support. Our focus is on prevention, education, and personalized support to help students make healthy choices that lead to lifelong success.
Students may turn to substances like nicotine, alcohol, or marijuana for many reasons—curiosity, peer pressure, stress, or personal struggles. We understand that there’s often more going on beneath the surface.
If you or your student need support, please reach out to your school counselor and explore the resources below.
Find More Substance Use Resources
Student Rights and Responsibilities
The conduct described violates Oman Public High School’ expectation of student behavior while at school, on a school bus, on a field trip, or at any school-related activity. Students may be disciplined for engaging in this conduct, up to and including suspension and expulsion. Students may also be disciplined, including suspension or expulsion, for engaging in prohibited conduct online, while using social media, or while away from school if the conduct disrupts the learning atmosphere, educational programs, or school activities, or infringes on the rights of others.