Did you see the little ad in The Woodstock Independent this week about gambling by Woodstock School District 200 students?
"Gambling is a problem!
"25% of eighth-grraders and 40% of high-schoolers reported gambling for money or valuable items.
"Data WCUSD200 2010 JYS Results"
OK, so some gamble and don't report it. Others report it but never gambled. I wonder what the margin-of-error was in the survey, not that it matters.
What type of gambling was involved? If a student flipped a coin one time for a milk shake, is that "gambling" that gets counted?
For these percentages to mean anything, much more information is needed. Will TWI be expanding on this?
You never know who is interested…
2 months ago
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