Oldham County Schools Superintendent talks school safety, transportation and vaping
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Students and teachers return to class next week.
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Jason Radford said the district has also taken steps to prevent students from vaping in schools, including installing "sensors which track vaping and help deter and keep that from happening in our schools because that's another way to ensure our students are safe."Â
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