What Works: Schools Without Drugs
by United States. Department of Education
- Language
- en
- Format
- EPUB & PDF
- File Size
- 205 KB
Description
What Works: Schools Without Drugs is a comprehensive guide from the U.S. Department of Education that outlines evidence-based strategies for preventing substance use among students. The report synthesizes research on school-based prevention programs, highlighting what has been proven to work and what has not. For educators, administrators, and community leaders, this resource provides actionable frameworks for creating drug-free school environments. It covers student engagement, parental involvement, and community partnerships, backed by federal data and educational research. Download the EPUB edition to access this essential resource on your tablet or e-reader. Equip your institution with proven prevention methods and help protect students through science-based education rather than scare tactics.
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