Adolescent vaping has become prevalent among adolescents as 19.6% of high schoolers and 4.7% of middle schoolers report using these products (Wang et. al, 2020). E-cigarette or vaping is linked with negative health effects such as lung injury (EVALI), death, and other negative adverse effects (Shinbashi & Rubin, 2020). Due to limited research on adolescent vaping, we propose a mixed method sequential explanatory study. Online surveys will be administered to public suburban middle schoolers and high schoolers to identify student demographics, involvement in vaping, and knowledge of the health effects of vaping. Interviews via zoom will be conducted with students who report using vape products. The results will provide insight into reasons for increased vape use and potential health education interventions that can deter this behavior.