What Works: Schools Without Drugs

About this book

In the mid-1980s, as drug abuse surged among youth, the United States Department of Education released "What Works: Schools Without Drugs," a pivotal document aimed at curbing this crisis in educational environments. This guide emphasizes the importance of community involvement and outlines specific strategies for implementing effective drug prevention programs in schools. By focusing on evidence-based practices and fostering collaboration among educators, parents, and students, it provides a roadmap for creating safer learning spaces. Ideal for educators, civic activists, and policymakers, this resource equips readers with the tools to combat substance abuse and promote healthier school communities. Discover how proactive measures can reshape the future of our youth and schools.