DARE Program Comes to Departure Bay Elementary
DARE Program Comes to Departure Bay Elementary – www.ctvvancouverisland.ca http NANAIMO – Grade 5 students at Departure Bay Elementary school today got educated about the dangers of drugs, alchool and tobacco. Research has shown that students at that age are at a critical point in their life when it comes to decision making. That is why the Drug Abuse Research Education program targets Grade 5 students and offers them education and tools to avoid making poor decisions. The nation-wide program is taught by local RCMP officers and focuses on education rather than telling the kids what to do or what not to do. Follow Chandler Grieve on Twitter: www.twitter.com
Inauguration trip, day 2: Meet and greet with new Rep. Bustos
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"At one time, our D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) officers were a great presence in the schools." Cathie Lewis added, "There would be too many chances for an accidental shooting." "We have a great liaison officer, and he's the only one I …
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Anthony Mann PEC OPP's new community services officer
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Among his duties will be to take DARE mascot Daren into the schools to teach the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program to Grade 6 students. Coincidentally, it was time for Constable Anthony Mann to take over as the Prince Edward County OPP's new …
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Pleasanton school board talks school safety
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The district is also involved in character building and bullying prevention, including an expansion of the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program to include education on bullying and cyberbullying. At elementary schools, kids are being taught …
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