Weiker specializes in school law from kindergarten through college. When asked about the constitutionality of policies like Edgewood’s, he noted that the hairline fracture that distinguishes (or fails to distinguish) between non-competitive and competitive activities was not commented upon in the “cryptic” majority opinion of the Pottawatomie case, concluding that “at least for now, it appears that requiring random, suspicionless drug testing to participants in [arguably] non-competitive, non-athletic extracurricular activities will stand.”