150 kids a day allegedly visited Lacey drug house. How do schools address drugs?

Earlier this month the Thurston County Narcotics Task Force, and other local law enforcement, made multiple arrests at a residence near College Street in Lacey where drugs were allegedly being sold to minors.

The location of that residence, which is also near Rainier Vista Park, places it near Komachin Middle School and Timberline High School, which are both part of North Thurston Public Schools.

Law enforcement allege a woman at the home sold controlled substances, cannabis and vape products to minors. Thurston County Superior Court records allege that dozens of juveniles under the age of 18, including as young as 13, were seen visiting the residence. A Lacey Police Department Facebook post said detectives saw “over 150 juveniles” visiting the home on an average school day, The Olympian reported.

Which schools did these minors come from? That wasn’t immediately clear. The Olympian reached out to the Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office but was unable to get that information by deadline. Some, though, were identified by Lacey Police Department school resource officers, according to the court records.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/150-kids-day-allegedly-visited-130000796.html

If true that much traffic really must have stood out.