Goodrich ISD is a recipient of the Tobacco Compliance Grant. Our overall tobacco plan is to educate students and enforce tobacco laws on campus and all school related activities to include:
Link tobacco avoidance to the profile of healthy Goodrich ISD students in its mission and vision
Integrate a tobacco avoidance program within specific curricular areas such as Health Education, Science, Reading/English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Social Studies
Prohibit and enforce, in partnership with district law enforcement officials, students under age 18 years from possessing, smoking, using, and sharing cigarettes and tobacco products on school campuses and at district activities
Adopt and target faculty and staff smokers to avoid cigarettes and tobacco products
Provide compliance education of Texas Tobacco Laws (see links below) to all students, faculty, and staff through whole-school assemblies with local partners (Law Enforcement and Health/Hospital Agencies), written data, student created products, poster contest, as well as video, websites, and CD-rom media.
Texas Statewide Tobacco Education and Prevention
Collaborate with local businesses such as grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, and department stores regarding the sale and enforcement of Texas Tobacco Laws to youth
Record, share, and submit data on Minor in Possession, and submit data and reports as required to the State Comptroller or designee