1/4/57
D.A.R.E. to kick off Monday at Mt.
DtA,R.Et (Drug Abuse Resistance Educa-
tion) program will kick off at Mt. Pilchuck
Elementary Monday, November 6 at 7 pm
at the next Booster Club meeting.
Learning to say no and gaining confidence
in that decision is the basis for the new anit-
drug program D.A.RlE. ltisbased on ahighly
successful program in Los Angeles, was
implemented by the Snohomish County
Sheriff’s Office in the Marysville and
Lakewood School Districts and has since
expanded to other schools.
The program provides a 17-wa1k lesson
plan to be offered mainly to fifth and sixth
graders, Deputy Bryce Siegel has been spe—
cially trained to provide theeducational skills
and interaction with the preteens partici—
pating in the program.
D.A.R.E focuses on five areas:
Providing accurate information about
alcohol and other drugs,
'Tcaching studentsdedsion-making skills
'Showing them how to resist peer pres-
sure
' Giving them ideas for alternatives to
dru use
dentifying consequences
Siegel, a deputy with the Snohomish
County Sheriff's office, will have drugs and
drug paraphernalia to show parents what
Pilchuck
the drugs look like, talk about drugs in the
schools and community, discuss what signs
to look for and answer question from par-
ents,
This willbeopcntothe public and parents
are encouraged to attend.
, Author: , Accession/Object ID: 2005.79.5, Object Name: Article, Title: , Description: Multiple Granite Falls School District Articles, OCR Text:
1/4/57
D.A.R.E. to kick off Monday at Mt.
DtA,R.Et (Drug Abuse Resistance Educa-
tion) program will kick off at Mt. Pilchuck
Elementary Monday, November 6 at 7 pm
at the next Booster Club meeting.
Learning to say no and gaining confidence
in that decision is the basis for the new anit-
drug program D.A.RlE. ltisbased on ahighly
successful program in Los Angeles, was
implemented by the Snohomish County
Sheriff’s Office in the Marysville and
Lakewood School Districts and has since
expanded to other schools.
The program provides a 17-wa1k lesson
plan to be offered mainly to fifth and sixth
graders, Deputy Bryce Siegel has been spe—
cially trained to provide theeducational skills
and interaction with the preteens partici—
pating in the program.
D.A.R.E focuses on five areas:
Providing accurate information about
alcohol and other drugs,
'Tcaching studentsdedsion-making skills
'Showing them how to resist peer pres-
sure
' Giving them ideas for alternatives to
dru use
dentifying consequences
Siegel, a deputy with the Snohomish
County Sheriff's office, will have drugs and
drug paraphernalia to show parents what
Pilchuck
the drugs look like, talk about drugs in the
schools and community, discuss what signs
to look for and answer question from par-
ents,
This willbeopcntothe public and parents
are encouraged to attend.
, Granite Falls Historical Society,Documents (articles, clippings, letters, papers),General Articles & Documents,General Articles,General Articles 02,Article (2005.79.5),Article (2005.79.5) 1, Article (2005.79.5) 1
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