61. Info For Teachers And Parents on eHarold.net to assist teachers and parents work with children to help All Life education s drug education resources for primary and secondary http://www.eharold.net/home/info.html

Start! Club! Home! Life Education Australia provides the activities on eHarold.net to assist teachers and parents work with children to help them to develop the skills and knowledge to enjoy a healthy lifestyle, to affirm those students who choose not to use drugs and to minimise the use of harmful drugs. All Life Education's drug education resources for primary and secondary school students are based on national and State/ Territory curriculum outcomes. The level 1 game on eHarold.net provides five to eight year old children with an interactive, fun way to problem solve their way through an adventure with three fun-loving friends, Harold, Possum and Cocky. The level 2 game, Harold and the Monster , re-introduces Zob, the friendly alien from Life Education's Setting the Course program More health and drug education activities for you and your primary school children can be found on www.drugsafe.org

62. Tackling Drugs : A Croydon Parents' Guide (Entry 98032407) To disseminate accurate and objective information about drugs to parents To understand the context within which drug education in schools is delivered. http://www.drugs.gov.uk/Campaign/Awards/98032407

js_staticdir = "/images/" Directgov Help Sitemap Registration ... Languages Username: Password: Remember my name. I forgot my password! Subscribe to our newsletters A Croydon Parents' Guide (Entry 98032407) printable page Project A Croydon Parents' Guide Organisation(s) Croydon DAT / LEA / Police / Young People's Focus Group Area London. Project manager Muirelle McClelland Project Objectives To consolidate locally the information being disseminated by "Frank". To disseminate accurate and objective information about drugs to parents of pupils in year 6 and year 9 to help parents: * talk to their children in an informed way about drugs and their effects * To be able to identify the most common drugs by including photographs of the various substances to aid recognition * To clarify the legal implications of drug use and drug possession * To access support and advice both locally and nationally * To understand the context within which drug education in schools is delivered. Methodology Prior to the "Frank" campaign, Croydon produced nine drug education leaflets for parents, which dealt separately with the most commonly used drugs. Following the launch of the Frank campaign, it was decided to review these leaflets. It was agreed that the nine leaflets would be replaced with a single comprehensive one.

63. AEGiS-MMWR: Attitudes Of Parents Of High School Students About AIDS, Drug, And S To determine parents attitudes about AIDS, drug, and sex education and parents role For drug education, parents indicated that teachers (251 (42%)), http://www.aegis.com/pubs/mmwr/1992/MM4112-201.html

Important note: Information in this article was accurate in March 1992. The state of the art may have changed since the publication date. Attitudes of Parents of High School Students about AIDS, Drug, and Sex Education in Schools Rome, Italy, 1991 MMWR Weekly - March 27, 1992 / 41(12);201-203 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Of the 611 parents interviewed, 583 (95%) had talked about drugs with their adolescents; fewer had talked about AIDS (508 (83%)) and sex (460 (75%)). Most believed these topics should be introduced in school (602 (99%) supported AIDS education; 600 (98%), drug education; and 578 (95%), sex education). In addition, when asked whether parents would allow their adolescents to participate, almost all would allow participation (577 (94%) for AIDS education, 571 (93%) for drug education, and 557 (91%) for sex education). Parents who supported AIDS, drug, and sex education in school indicated that, on average, AIDS education for children should begin at 11.7 years of age, and drug and sex education should begin at 9.2 and 10.2 years of age, respectively. Respondents also indicated that the course content should be relatively explicit: 573 (95%) indicated that the use of condoms should be discussed as part of AIDS education. The persons indicated as most appropriate to teach AIDS, drug, and sex education in school differed by topic. Parents indicated that physicians (384 (64%)) were the most appropriate persons to teach AIDS education, followed by teachers (122 (20%)), and persons with AIDS (37 (6%)). For drug education, parents indicated that teachers (251 (42%)), physicians (164 (27%)), and former drug users (100 (17%)) were the most appropriate instructors. Parents preferred physicians (301 (52%)), teachers (196 (34%)), and themselves (38 (7%)) to teach their adolescents sex education.

64. DARE Increases Drug Risk For a better alternative to DARE, see the drug education website www.safety1st.org A Colorado DARE officer got a student to turn in his own parents, http://www.fcda.org/dare.html

Email the FCDA The Family Council on Drug Awareness "Responsible decisions based on accurate information." DARE: Good intentions, bad results DARE and other drug education programs were introduced during the last century as a panacea for the perceived problem of drug abuse. Instead, these programs have fueled our children's interest in drugs by glamorizing and demonizing drugs at the same time: The forbidden fruit syndrome. For a better alternative to DARE, see the drug education website: www.safety1st.org A DARE officer plays with a student in Oakland , California. Why D.A.R.E. is BAD for Schools, Police, Parents What is D.A.R.E.? Drug Abuse Resistance Education, D.A.R.E., is a publicly funded program that uses law enforcement resources to help children resist drugs and gangs and to target at-risk groups and solicit information for police consideration. Preventing adolescent drug abuse is a national concern. A number of programs have been developed to tackle the problem, yet teen drug use has gone up. No program should be treated as a sacred cow at the cost of our young people's lives and well being. It's time for America to stop living in denial. Police are not licensed teachers and they don't belong in a classroom; they belong out on the streets to protect the community from crime, doing the job they have been trained to do.

65. Talking With Kids: Resources The American Council for drug education is a substance abuse prevention andeducation agency that Cool parents, drugFree Kids A Family Survival Guide. http://www.talkingwithkids.org/local.html

Receive our free quarterly emails Your privacy is important to us. We never trade, sell or rent the email addresses of our subscribers. Visit the TWK E-Newsletter Archive Resources: Organizations, Web Sites and Books Talking with Kids Talking with Kids about Violence Talking with Kids about Sex Add a Listing Talking with Kids Web Sites: This site is designed to serve both AACAP Members, and Parents and Families. You will find information on child and adolescent psychiatry, fact sheets for parents and caregivers, AACAP membership, current research, practice guidelines, managed care information, awards and fellowship descriptions, meeting information and much more. American Academy of Pediatrics The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and its member pediatricians dedicate their efforts and resources to the health, safety and well-being of infants, children, adolescents and young adults. Its mission is to attain optimal physical, mental and social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents and young adults.

66. Parents And Carers Parent and caregiver involvement is seen as pivotal to drug education because Information for parents on the National School drug education Strategy http://www.drugstrategy.central.sa.edu.au/19_parentinfo/

Advanced search Home Parents and carers Parent and caregiver involvement is seen as pivotal to drug education because they are key partners in supporting and reinforcing student learning at home and in addressing any drug issues that might arise for their children. For example, their engagement in school policy development in relation to drugs is important if schools are to address drug issues confident of their community's views and support for their actions and programs. Needing support for a drug incident or drug related issue? If the incident occured at, or is an issue in relation to, your child's school please contact them for support. Find a school's contact details: Department of Education and Children's Services Catholic Education, South Australia Association of Independent Schools of South Australia You may feel it is more appropriate to use a service available from our Community support services page. Parents as powerful partners Through drug strategies, parents/carers have continued their commitment to the support of young people, their schools and communities in a variety of effective ways. In doing so, they have broadened the scope of the core teams and fostered networking and the sharing of their knowledge and experience, while enhancing their own learning. Read more As a parent/carers how can I be involved in our school's drug strategy?

67. Center For Alcohol And Other Drug Education - Office Of Parent Services - The Ge Click here to return to the Parent Services home page Throughout this year,the Center for Alcohol and other drug education (CADE) has continued to http://gwired.gwu.edu/parents/index.gw/Site_ID/23/Page_ID/1486

See More SASS Departments and Services: - GWired Front Page - Undergraduate Admissions - Career Center - CLLC - Colonials Athletics - Community Service - Counseling Center - Dean of Students - Dining Services - Disability Support Services - Financial Assistance - Greek Affairs - International Students - Marvin Center - Mount Vernon Campus Life - Multicultural Services - Parent Services - ResNet - Student Activities Center - Student Health - University Police About Parent Services Parents' Association Colonials Weekend 2005 Visiting GW ... Send a Gift Basket Subscribe to Email List Join the Parents' Association Listserv! Name: Email: Search for: Where: This Site Only All of GWired Center for Alcohol and other Drug Education The Fall 2001 semester at The George Washington University (GW) was an eventful one to say the least. From World Bank preparations to the events of September 11th, GW and the Community Living and Learning Center (CLLC) has been working hard to provide students with the services they need to deal with these difficult times. Although the events of the recent past have provided the entire University with unique challenges, rest assured we continue to meet the needs of our students in a variety of progressive ways. In addition to NCAAW, CADE has consistently been providing education about a number of topics throughout the semester. Two major educational initiatives that have taken place are programs about alcohol as it relates to sexual assault and date rape drugs. These topics will be focused on again when students return to campus for the Spring semester, and we will also be educating students about being safe during the annual spring break period. We have also been conducting a survey to measure attitudes, use, and perceptions of alcohol and other drugs by GW students. By obtaining this information, we will identify student behaviors, trends and be able to conduct programs to better address our campus culture and needs.

68. News You Can Use : July 23rd, 2004 - College Parents Of America Photo College parents of America President, Jim Boyle President s Column Archives.American Council for drug education Plans Targeted Outreach Program for http://www.collegeparents.org/cpa/news-2004_07_23.html

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69. US TX: Yet Another Test For Students Plano ISD will begin using a new drug education program for students. In SouthlakeCarroll, parents of all students in extracurricular activities must http://www.mapinc.org/newsssdp/v05/n1237/a14.html

// LOAD NAVIGATION MENU showMenus(1,'Horizontal') YET ANOTHER TEST FOR STUDENTS Many N. Texas Districts Check For Illegal Drugs - Or Soon Will The learning curve for parents during back-to-school season gets steeper every year. But this fall, knowing about the newest clothes, backpacks and shoes isn't enough. Modern parenthood for those with students in extracurricular activities now includes an education about testing for recreational drugs and steroids. The list of school districts that randomly test for drug use has grown significantly in the last several years. Almost two dozen North Texas districts have mandatory tests of student athletes and those in the band, drill team and other school-sponsored groups. Grapevine-Colleyville ISD will begin drug testing this school year. That district and Frisco ISD, which has been testing since 2000, also will start testing for steroids. Grapevine-Colleyville's decision to test came after The Dallas Morning News reported in February that nine Colleyville Heritage High athletes, seven of them football players, admitted that they had used steroids during the previous school year. Some districts that haven't made the leap to random testing are ramping up their drug education efforts.

70. Information For Parents The Bullying Online website provides help and advice for parents tackling The drug education Team provides information and training on Basic drug http://www.wiganmbc.gov.uk/pub/educ/parents_index.htm

Site search: Home A-Z Contacts Education Department Education Home Consultation Governor Services Information for Parents ... Education Department contact details Search the A to Z: A B C D ... All Information For Parents Links marked with the Adobe Acrobat PDF logo require the free Adobe Reader software. Ace Centre Ace Centre Admissions Primary School Admissions 2005/06 (648 kb) Secondary School Admissions 2006/07 Part 1 (791 kb) Secondary School Admissions 2006/07 Part 2 (720 kb) Admissions to Nursery Schools and Classes Application for Transfer of School Bullying Advice The Bullying Online website provides help and advice for parents tackling bullying. There is a problem page for parents that contains extracts from real emails sent in by parents who's children are being bullied and provides helpful advice on what needs doing to tackle the problem. Bullying Online website DfES The Department for Education and Skills website offers a link to information for parents and carers who want to help their child or children learn.

71. Child Abuse Prevention, Child Abuse Education, Relationship Of Parental Alcohol Child abuse prevention, child abuse prevention education, state laws, What characteristics do parents with alcohol and other drug problems and parents http://www.childabuse.com/fs14.htm

About Childabuse.com Site Index Contact Us Events/Training ... how's your day Child Service Related Sites Criminal database who's watching your child Child Safety Events Child Safety DNA ID Kits ... 911 tribute S. Inman Sponsor Sites WildandFreed.com Diapersite.com Healthpursuit.com Alaska Guide.com ... ProFish-N-Sea.com Child abuse highlights Feature CA Writers Prevention Parents Corner Trends in Abuse ... Amendment Article VI Children Services Worldwide Organizations Worldwide Medical Outreach Special Thanks Dave R., computer systems Americart/Cartserver shopping cart systems The Relationship between Parental Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Child Maltreatment Study Number: 14 This fact sheet initiates new public service from Prevent Child Abuse America that has been made possible through a grant from the Sigma Delta Tau Sorority. Fact sheets will be issued periodically on a variety of subjects as needs arise. Fact sheets may be reproduced without notice to NCPCA; however, we request that the author, if any, and Prevent Child Abuse America be credited as the source if reproduced in part or in whole in other publications or products. The relationship between parental alcohol or other drug problems and child maltreatment is becoming increasingly evident. And the risk to the child increases in a single parent household where there is no supporting adult to diffuse parental stress and protect the child from the effects of the parent's problem. The following is a summary of what we know.

72. The Daily Free Press Online In essence, American drug education has been effectively selling the idea of drug When parents sit down and honestly discuss the effects of drugs and http://www.dailyfreepress.com/news/2005/02/23/Opinion/Staff.Edit.Parents.Vital.I

document.write(''+''); The Daily Free Press Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... GradZone Search Current Issue: document.write(currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); EMAIL NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES MESSAGE BOARDS CLASSIFIEDS ... Free Press Alumni var story_id = 874152; Home Opinion STAFF EDIT: Parents vital in drug lessons Published: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 The national war on drugs was dealt an embarrassing defeat on the home front today, as the Partnership for a Drug Free America released a report showing that nearly half of parents would be unconcerned to learn their children has used marijuana. While D.A.R.E. and other well-funded programs bombard elementary and middle school children with dishonest propaganda and scare tactics, the government has completely glanced over the true school of social education: the American home. Parents serve as the first and most influential behavior model for children and they should take a deliberate role in teaching their children about drugs - using their own experience as a model. The federal government and its various agencies have practiced an aggressive zero-tolerance approach toward drugs since the early 1980s. As "graduates" of the D.A.R.E. program, most Boston University students can attest that this approach involves exaggerated accounts of illicit drug uses and down-right lies on their effects and addictiveness. The result is counterproductive: teenagers who eventually experiment with mild drugs realize they have been lied to and automatically discount their entire substance education, including good information about truly dangerous drugs. D.A.R.E. also introduces kids to drugs for the first time at the elementary school level with videos and lessons that essentially say "this is what big kids do." In essence, American drug education has been effectively "selling" the idea of drug use to children for two decades.

73. DARE Welcome to the DARE UK Website Drugs Abuse Resistance education. and students,teachers, parents and other members of the community. http://www.dare.uk.com/

Home Latest News Events A-Z of Drugs ... Contact D.A.R.E Welcome to the D.A.R.E UK Website - Drugs Abuse Resistance Education.................. Please also visit the D.A.R.E Sport, Teens and Kids websites along with the new D.A.R.E Shop for the latest merchandise... Welcome to Dare UK DARE (UK) is a registered British charity; part of an international organisation which is active in over 55 countries around the globe. It is an educational initiative which empowers children to make life-long well informed choices in relation to drugs, violence, tobacco, alcohol and other harmful substances, as well as promoting a healthy lifestyle. The purpose of the various programmes are to develop a sense of responsibility in children and adolescents, and give them the skills to identify and withstand peer pressure. [Home] [Latest News] [Events] [About D.A.R.E.]

74. NIH Press Release - New Action-Oriented Drug Education Materials Now Available T New ActionOriented drug education Materials Now Available to parents, Teachers,and Students. The National Institute on drug Abuse (NIDA), the National http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/oct96/nida-31.htm

NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH National Institute on Drug Abuse EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE Thursday, Oct. 31, 1996 4:00 PM Eastern Time Mona W. Brown Sheryl Massaro New Action-Oriented Drug Education Materials Now Available to Parents, Teachers, and Students The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), the National Institutes of Health, and Scholastic Inc., a popular producer of educational publications and materials, have joined forces to help parents, teachers, and students arm themselves with knowledge in the fight against drug abuse. The core of this project is a classroom poster and teaching guide, and a 4-page parent take-home guide which provides important science-based information about drug abuse and addiction. Since 1991, surveys have shown significant increases in the use of drugs by young Americans. At the same time, perception among young people that drug use is dangerous and wrong has declined dramatically. The Monitoring the Future study, funded by NIDA and conducted by the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research, has been surveying drug use and related attitudes of America's adolescents since 1975. The 1995 survey found that use of illicit drugs by high school seniors increased by 10% from 1991 to 1995. "Our research shows that accompanying this upward trend in drug use is a significant erosion in anti-drug perceptions and knowledge among young people," says Dr. Alan I. Leshner, Director of NIDA. "This is why we are pleased that so many teachers are working to arm students with knowledge about drugs and their harmful effects," he continued. Richard K. Delano, Director, Youth Health Initiatives, Scholastic Inc. said, "Scholastic Inc. is pleased to work with NIDA in providing credible, research-based information and anti-drug activities which will reach more than 73,000 third through sixth grade teachers and 2.3 million students." The poster/teaching guide and parent guide will be included with the November 1 issue of Scholastic News being sent to grades 3 through 6.

75. Drug Education, Screening And Counseling Program drug education, Testing and Deterrence Program Consent Form Notification ofparents. Athletic Officials may notify the student athlete’s parents or http://www.ncsu.edu/policies/athletics/POL09.00.2.php

Drug Education, Screening and Counseling Program Intercollegiate Athletics Print-friendly version Authority: Board of Trustees History: First issued on September 15, 1990. Last revised, July 12, 2004. Additional History Information Additional References: UNC Code: Appendix XIII.  Drug Education, Testing and Deterrence Program Consent Form Contact Information: Director of Sports Medicine; (919) 513-4442 I. INTRODUCTION The improper use of drugs has become a matter of deep concern within our society and is particularly a focus of attention and importance at North Carolina State University (NCSU).  Many lives are being damaged, and in some cases destroyed by drug abuse.  In addition, the criminal behavior occurring simultaneously with the use of drugs has reverberating consequences that damage and devastate family, colleagues, and friends. Of particular concern is drug abuse by student athletes.  They are often subject to performance, social and personal pressures that may make them vulnerable victims of this dangerous activity.  Particularly because they are involved in complex and demanding social activity, drug use for them is a peril that must be avoided. NCSU is committed to help its student athletes avoid these hazards and consequences.

76. Life Education Australia Life education Australia s mission of excellence in drug education understandingand positive interaction between parents and their children, http://www.life-educationaustralia.com.au/

Life Education Australia's mission of excellence in drug education especially for young people is reflected in the games on eHarold.net and Healthstar.com.au and the student, teacher and parent resources on Drugsafe.org.au Harold is the healthy mascot of Life Education Australia. Life Education Australia.com.au Life Education Australia's mission is excellence in drug education especially for young people. Life Education's nationally accredited Certificate IV in Life Educator Skills is available to teachers and school counsellors. Join our community to gain formal recognition of your work skills, a national qualification, enter or advance a career in health and drug education or increase your skills in health and drug education. WIN! WIN! WIN! Do you have your own personal website or a class website? Did you design it? If you answered "yes" then you can enter Life Education Australia's newest competition for young webmasters (under 18 years)! It’s easy to enter Harold's Healthy Website Award competition.

77. Flametree Provides support, advice and chat for working mothers. Includes advice on teens, caring for aging parents, sex education, drugs awareness and coping with stress. http://www.flametree.co.uk

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78. Drug Abuse And Substance Abuse Information | Partnership For A Drugfree America Obtain pertinent drug Abuse and Substance Abuse Information for the PartnershipFor a drugfree Share experiences with other parents and caregivers. http://www.drugfree.org/

Drug Abuse and Substance Abuse Information - Partnership For a Drugfree America Obtain pertinent Drug Abuse and Substance Abuse Information from the Partnership For a Drugfree America. Learn about the perils of drug abuse and substance abuse. DrugFree.org Parents Teens InterveneNow ... Donate Drug Guide - Choose From List Search by Slang Names 2C-B 2C-T-7 Alcohol AMT Anorectic Drugs Cocaine Crystal Meth DMT DOM DOB MDA DXM Ecstasy Foxy GHB Hashish Herbal Ecstasy Heroin Inhalants Ketamine Khat LSD Marijuana Methamphetamine Methamphetamine Pills Methcathinone Mushrooms Opium OxyContin PCP Peyote PMA Prescription Pain Relievers Prescription Sedatives and Tranquilizers Prescription Stimulants Pseudoephedrine Ritalin Rohypnol Steroids Tobacco Search Join MyPartnership Sign In Teen Lost to Prescription Drug Abuse Read more Highlights New The Steroids Story Protect Your Kids From Substance Abuse Get Help With Your Own Drug Problem How to Help Others With A Drug Problem ... Join the Voices for Recovery Treatment and intervention can help you or someone you care about with a substance abuse problem. Take action.

79. BBC NEWS | Education | Parents 'not Advising On Drugs' Twofifths of parents are leaving their children s education on drugs to schools,a survey says. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4722205.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... Newswatch Last Updated: Thursday, 28 July 2005, 00:09 GMT 01:09 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Parents 'not advising on drugs' Some parents were worried about appearing to 'nag' children Two-fifths of parents leave the job of educating their children about drugs to schools and the police, a survey says. The charity Action on Addiction also found more than half of teenagers thought the media were the best source of information on the subject. One in four said their parents were ill-informed. Action on Addiction, which spoke to 206 children and 201 parents across Britain, called for families to get more "up to speed" on drug issues. 'Difficult issue' Chief executive Lesley King-Lewis said: "This research clearly indicates the importance of good communication between parents and their children. "This is obviously a difficult issue and while parents are clearly talking to their teenagers about drink and drugs, the message from teenagers is that their parents may not be as up to speed on the issues or as aware of the environment as they think they are." Some 41% of parents left all drugs education to outside agencies such as schools and police, the charity found.

80. The Benevolent & Protective Order Of Elks Of The USA Hoop Shoot, Soccer Shoot, drug education, Scholarships, Antlers drug educationQuiz Welcome to the drug Awareness Program s online resource center. http://www.elks.org/drugs/default.cfm

Home Katrina Relief About the Elks Army of Hope ... Elks.org Log In Elks Youth Activities ... Hoop Shoot Soccer Shoot Drug Education Scholarships Antlers Americanism Essay Youth/Veterans GL Youth Activities Committee Home For Parents For Kids Resources ... Members Only Nationwide DAP News Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California/Hawaii Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland, Delaware, D.C. Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Welcome! Welcome to the Drug Awareness Program's online resource center. Since its inception in 1983, the Elks Drug Awareness Program has worked to prevent drug use by our youth through education. The Elks recognize that they are not experts in the field of drug education. However, we do have the resources in dollars, facilities and volunteers to work with the experts to ensure that young people know the facts about drugs. In addition to sponsoring seminars, workshops and drug-free functions, we print and distribute literature developed by authorities on drug awareness. Since 1983, we've printed and handed out more than 125 million pieces of literature to students, their teachers and their parents. We hope that through this resource center, we can reach even more people. You have our permission to print and distribute this material.

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