Five Everett High School students and members Teens in Everett Against Substance Abuse (TEASA) last week joined more than 200 youths from across the Commonwealth at an anti-tobbaco rally at the State House.
The students met with State Senator Sal DiDomenico for more than a half-hour and discussed ways in which the tobacco industry targets youth – such as producing cheaper products that are easier for youth to afford and making candy-flavored tobacco products that utilize colorful packaging. Each of the five EHS students discussed eloquently and passionately about why they are active in tobacco-prevention efforts.
The Everett Public Schools thanks the students and everyone who made the trip to the State House an educational and productive one.
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