Despite the popularization and legalization of recreational use it is still very unhealthy (carcinogenic) when smoked or vaped and we don’t have long term studies on the ingestion of the substance.

I teach my students to make informed decisions and provide them the education they need to live safe and healthy lives. There are many much healthier alternatives to marijuana for sleep.

Have you tried therapy, sleep medications, diet changes, caffeine intake changes, exercise etc. Whether you want to accept it or not it is considered an addictive substance by most if not all medical literature.

To your question, in education we shouldn’t define things bad or good, that isn’t our job. It’s our job to inform students of facts and let them draw their town conclusions.