Safe and Drug Free Programs

Listed below are programs used to ensure we have Safe and Drug Free Schools. These programs were funded by Title IV and other sources.
JES	Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs
MES	Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs Drug Education for Teens
SPES	Auto B. Good Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs Human Relations Media, "Positive Promotions" Substance Abuse Prevention Activities by Prentice Hall Drugs, Alcohol, and Tobacco by Meeks Pub. Co.
WES	Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs
JMS	Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs Human Relations Media, Drugs Exposed Life Skills Students Taking a Right Stand
WMS	Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs STARS Drug Education for Teens Meth is Death, US Dept. of Health
MCHS	Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs
SPHS	Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs STARS Drug Education for Teens
WHS	Mendez Program: Too Good for Drugs
A district receiving safe and drug-free school program funds must inform and involve parents in violence and drug prevention efforts. The district must make reasonable efforts to inform parents of the content of safe and drug-free school programs and activities other than classroom instruction. If a parent objects in writing, the district must withdraw the student from the program or activity. 20 U.S.C. §7116 (b); 20 U.S.C. §7163.