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Matt’s
Story, A Journey
of Addiction
is
now available
in streaming video
format.
This
is a parent  drug
education
video.
Thank
you CESA
#7 for hosting
Matt's Story for
all parents to
see.
Watch
Matt's Story now
Officers from
the police departments
of Glendale, River
Hills, Fox Point,
Bayside, Shorewood,
Brown Deer and
Whitefish Bay
are
joining together
to address underage
drinking in a
comprehensive
multi-jurisdictional
team approach.
We
are united to
address underage
drinking.
Smoking?
American
Cancer can assist
our community
to "kick
the habit"
 Help
Sustain the Drug-Free
Coalition Efforts
of Compass Alliance...more
Members
of the community
can make
a
difference.
Although
we are funded
with a federal
grant, we
require
a match from the
community to sustain
anti-drug efforts.
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Parents
& Teens:
CONNECT!
Tuesday, September
26, 2006
6-8:30 PM
Cardinal Stritch
University,
Sister Camille
Kliebahn Conference
Center
Join
us for this
FREE informative,
fun-filled
evening for
all North
Shore parents
and their
middle and
high school
children.
6:00:
Sign-In
6-7: Dinner
7-8:30: Presentation
RSVP
by September
19 to
414-351-8144
kristen_gravatt@nicolet.k12.wi.us
HEADLINES
Action
Alert - Parents:
Newly popularized
youth "snowman" t-shirt
is a covert promotion
of crack/cocaine use
11/07/05.
Ask
Abercombie why they
want your daughters
to wear these t-shirts?
Contact them today
and voice your opinion.
Exercise your parenting
power. NO Pro-Drinking
T-Shirts for Teens..
5/12/2005
Congratulations
YOU Did It!
Designer
Withdraws Clothing
Line Endorsing Youth
Alcohol Use
In response to complaints
from the media and
advocacy groups
across the country,
clothing designer
Abercrombie &
Fitch announced
that it will withdraw
its T-shirt line
containing suggestive
taglines such as
"Sotally Tober"
and "If you can
read this, you need
another cocktail"
effective immediately.
Groups complained
that the shirts
depicted underage
drinking as socially
acceptable and a
'cool' thing to
do for its young
customers.
5/9/2005...more
5/5/2005...more
Young
Brains on Alcohol
Clearly,
experimentation with
alcohol during youth
is bad news...
Headlines Archives...
NORTH SHORE YOUTH
LOCAL DATA
AMERICAN DRUG AND
ALCOHOL SURVEY...more
PARENT
PERCEPTION SURVEY
Over
200 parents
completed the
perception of
drug use survey
conducted at
Nicolet High
School during
conferences.The
survey instrument
is from PRIDE,
Parents Resource
in Drug Education.
228 Parents
of students
grades 9-12
were asked the
questions:
"I talk
to my child
about the dangers
of using drugs"
68.6% answered
Often
or A
Lot
"Drug
and Alcohol
Use is as Big
Problem Facing
Youth in My
Community"
91% answered
Often
or A
Lot
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