Central Indiana schools are installing vape detectors in bathrooms

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Throughout the school day at Options Charter School in Noblesville, Joe Hopper’s watch and phone receives alerts notifying him students are vaping in school restrooms.

“I would say about five times a day, our detectors go off in some form or another,” Hopper said.

Hopper is the Director of Safety for Options Charter Schools which serves students who aren’t finding success at a traditional high school.

“We deal with a lot of kids with anxiety, a lot of kids with medical issues,” Hopper said.

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