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Plant the Promise Garden
Our 7th and 8th graders helped prepare a section of our courtyard to create a garden for our 6th graders. Then, each of our 6th grade students participated in planting tulips in our courtyard for Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week is a national effort in which we raise awareness in the community about drug abuse. Our initiative "Plant the Promise" was a wonderful way to celebrate Red Ribbon Week. Students planted red flower bulbs, which bloomed in the Spring and served as a reminder of the importance and the beauty of a drug free life.
In the digital age, online drug dealing poses a significant threat. Our resource provides essential tools to safeguard children, including the "Emoji code" to identify online drug dealing, insights into the Dark web, and online safety measures.
This guide discusses how social media platforms play a significant role in modern-day peer pressure among teenagers, and offers valuable tips for parents on how to help their teens navigate this issue.
Talking to Kids About Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
Talking to Kids About Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
talk_to_your_kids_5_conversation_goals.pdfTalking with your Teen about Vaping
TTHY-Vaping-Broch-2020.pdfTalking with your Teen about Marijuana
TTHY-Marijuana-Broch-2020.pdfTalking with your Teen about Opioids
TTHY-Opioid-Broch-2020.pdfVaping Brochure_English.pdfVaping Brochure_Spanish.pdf
The mission of Prevention is Key is to promote a healthy lifestyle for every person by helping others, changing lives and making a difference through education, advocacy, passion and a support system. The Youth Mentoring Support Project (YMSP) is a free, mentorship program for Morris and Passaic County youth (ages 11-17), who have been impacted by opioids, that is youth who:
Currently use or have used opioids
Are at high risk for using opioids
Have family members who are currently using or have used opioids
Are system involved youth and youth deferred from the juvenile justice system
DEA-OPCK_FactSheet_December 2021.pdf
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