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Spearfish Schools Ban E-cigarettes

The Spearfish School District has banned e-cigarettes, along with other objects or systems that dispenses nicotine.

As the popularity of the devices has grown among smokers trying to quit, and even at Deadwood casinos, school officials saw the need to make the change.

“We weren't sure we were covered in the policy that we had previously and we felt that we should be,” said Superintendent Dave Peters.

The policies amended, Policy 1315 and Policy 5105 now direct the school administration “to treat the use, possession or promotion of all forms of nicotine-containing products or nicotine delivery devices, which may or may not include actual cigarettes, as a violation of this policy, provided the device is not part of an individual's cessation program.”

Although Peters said he was unaware of anyone using an e-cigarette on school grounds, he said the district is trying to keep its policies current with the ever-changing technology that may not be covered by its rules.

“It's a moving target,” he said.

He said he thought most people would know that the use of the devices on school is “inappropriate.”

Dr. Randal Royer, the board president and a professor at Black Hills State University, said he has seen people use the devices in inappropriate places.

“We had a student smoke cigarettes one of those during a final exam at the end of the semester.”

When the student was told that there was a no smoking cigarettes policy in the buildings, Royer said the student said, “It’s just vapor.”

“It's a grey area right now, and if we don't have (the policy) we can't do anything about it,” he said at a previous meeting.

The amended policy is in line with the policies set forth by the Associated School Boards.

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