A policy that prohibits tobacco use by students, faculty, staff and visitors in school buildings, school grounds, school buses, and at off-campus school-sponsored events is called a

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A "tobacco-free policy" is designed to eliminate the use of tobacco products in specified areas or institutions, such as schools, to protect individuals from exposure to tobacco smoke and to discourage tobacco use. This policy typically covers all forms of tobacco, not just smoking, and applies to everyone in the specified areas, including students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

A Policy That Prohibits Tobacco Use by Students, Faculty, Staff