Massachusetts has started requiring coaches, athletic directors and trainers, school nurses, parents, and students receive educational materials on how dangerous and addictive opioids can be. Materials are distributed to all
Teaching school children about the opioid epidemic, whether in a school or as a parent, doesn’t have to be a daunting task. In fact, the National Institution on Drug Abuse
Recovery high schools are designed for students in recovery from substance use disorder or dependency. Research indicates that 80-90% of high school students with substance use disorders relapse when returning
What are Addiction Science Projects? Addiction science fair projects are any science fair project that contributes to the knowledge of addiction and its health consequences. Students educate themselves and fellow
Students recovering from addictive disorders should be able to pursue academic, personal, and professional goals to enhance their quality of life, just like any other college student. However, they face
With its expansion of focus to include destructive decisions (substance abuse, violence, suicide, negative body image, etc.), SADD creates, equips and sustains a network of student-run chapters focused on peer-to-peer,
Founded in 1994 by Jon Sundt in response to the loss of his two younger brothers to addiction, Natural High has a vision of every kid growing up to pursue
Operation Prevention™ is an educational initiative developed jointly by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and Discovery Education to educate students about the true impacts of opioid misuse and encourage lifesaving conversations
The Monitoring the Future (MTF) project studies the changing beliefs, attitudes, and behavior of young people in the United States. This study focuses on youth’s diverse opinions on issues such
