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Too Good for Drugs
Too Good for Drugs™ K–8 is a school-based prevention program designed to reduce risk factors and enhance protective factors related to alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) use among students. Too Good for Drugs™ K-8 has a separate, developmentally-appropriate curriculum for each grade level for Kindergarten through Eighth Grade. Each curriculum builds on earlier grade levels, an instructional design which enables students to learn important skills sequentially and retain them year after year. Too Good for Drugs™ K-8 builds five essential life skills:• Goal setting Each complete, easy-to-use Too Good for Drugs™ K-8 grade level kit includes:• Teacher’s curriculum with ten 30- to 60-minute lessons Too Good for Drugs™ has
been designated a Model Program by the Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). To achieve this status,
programs must:
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EvaluationEach of the Too Good Programs includes an evaluation instrument for you to gauge the implementation of the Too Good Programs in your classroom. To view the evaluation results of all of the Too Good Programs including Too Good for Drugs K-8, go to the Evaluation Results page. TrainingWhile the Too Good Programs do not require training for effective implementation, we do recommend that you receive training prior to Implementing the Too Good Programs in your school or District. Our trainings are fun and interactive and will introduce you to what makes these programs so engaging and effective. To learn more about our trainings or to schedule one in your district, go to the Curriculum Training page. Additional InformationFollow the following links for more information about the programs and building affective prevention strategies. Building Community Involvement Sample Lessons Building Family & School Connectedness.
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