Understand and be able to clearly state your beliefs and attitudes
about drug use among teens and adults.
Remain drug free.
Maintain an average of C or better in all classes.
Maintain a citizenship average of B or better.
Participate in some club or extracurricular activity that
emphasizes the positive side of school life.
Successfully complete training for the program, including, for
example, units on the identification and symptoms of drug abuse,
history and reasons for drug abuse, and the legal/economic aspects
of drug abuse.
Successfully present monthly programs on drug abuse in each of the
elementary and junior high schools of the Laurel City school
system, and to community groups, churches, and statewide groups as
needed.
Participate in rap sessions or individual counseling sessions with
Laurel City school students.
Attend at least one Jones County Drug Council meeting per year,
attend the annual Drug Council Awards Banquet, work in the Drug
Council Fair exhibit and in any Drug Council workshops, if needed.
Grades and credit for Drug Education will be awarded on successful
completion of and participation in all the above-stated activities.
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