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Too Good for Drugs and Violence - HS

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Building Family & School Connectedness

Parents can make a crucial difference in teenagers' alcohol, tobacco and other drug use. Children who feel their parents' support, communicate effectively with their parents and live with clear no-use standards are much less likely to become involved with drugs.

One of the best ways to provide the knowledge and support parents need is to get them involved in Too Good for Drugs & Violence - High School activities and in school activities in general. Research has shown parental involvement to be a key factor in boosting resiliency and fostering healthy development in children. Nurturing good family-school relationships forms a foundation for creating the kind of home environment that reinforces what children learn in school.