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keepin' it Real update

 

 

The Kentucky DARE Training Team will be offering an update to the new Middle School curriculum (keepin' it Real) during  the state conference in June.  For more information, please contact Bruce Olin.
Last Updated on Thursday, 11 February 2010 09:07
 
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We have planners.

 

I have some of the Akron Middle School planners, 109 cases of the new Middle School, "keepin' it Real" planners and 200 cases of Elementary planners.  Call before you come up to make sure I'm here. 

 

Akron Middle School planners are not to be used after this semester.

 

Bruce
Last Updated on Thursday, 11 February 2010 09:16
 
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Several people from the Kentucky DARE Training Team were able to attend the National Conference this year to get the update training for the new Middle School Curriculum, "keepin' it Real". 

 

If you are currently Middle School Trained, we will be offering a four (4) hour update to "keepin' it Real" at the state conference in June, 2010.

 

If you are not Middle School Trained (you would have been through a DOT prior to August 2003), you will need to attend Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of the first week of a regular DOT to receive the instructor guide for "keepin' it Real".

 

Please call or send an email to Bruce if you are interested in either training opportunity.   You can find his contact information from the main page of this website by clicking on "Kentucky DARE Training Center" and then "Contact Us".
 
2008 Monitoring the Future Stats

 

The 2008 "Monitoring the Future" survey's latest percentages to be used with the D.A.R.E. elementary and middle school lessons:

Use in the Last 30 Days by Eighth Graders

  • Tobacco 6.8%
  • Alcohol 15.9%
  • Marijuana 5.8%
  • Inhalants 4.1%
  • Hallucinogens 0.9%

The Monitoring the Future study is an annual survey of the behaviors, attitudes, and values of American secondary school students, college students, and young adults. Each year, a total of some 50,000 8th, 10th and 12th grade students are surveyed.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 May 2009 09:14