The
Presents:

Stay on Track is an evidence based, standardized,
dynamic, motor sports themed, prevention program. It was developed by the
A
comprehensive, 3 year substance abuse prevention education program.
For
middle school students 6th 8th grades.
Combines
prevention science principles with a popular motor sports appeal.
During
school year 07-08 we will pilot this program for a 6th grade
audience.
Funding
for pilot audience has been appropriated for school year 07-08.
Objective
To reduce substance abuse by
reinforcing the drug-free commitment
of
Content Components
Consequences
of Alcohol, Tobacco
and
Other Drug Use
Normative
Behavior
School,
Peer and Family Bonding
Stress
Management Skills
Decision-Making
Skills
Goal-Setting
Skills
Communication
Skills
Media
Literacy Skills
Implementation Consists of twelve / 45-minute interactive lessons presented in the classroom,
after-school programs or at Drug Education for Youth (DEFY) Camps.
Valuable
to every students learning through reinforcement of National and New York
State Student Learning Standards.
Enhanced
through take-home activities that encourages family participation.
Presented
by trained National Guard instructors.

The New York National
Guard Counterdrug Task Force personnel are woven into the fabric of communities
across
The
New York National Guard Counterdrug Task Force is living its motto Drug Free Starts with Me. At your request, the National Guard Counterdrug
Task Force in your community is ready to join community stakeholders by providing
trained prevention specialists, technical support and facilitate this
innovative prevention program. The men and women of the New York National Guard
Counterdrug Task Force are dedicated to help develop drug free youth in our
families and in our communities.
For
more information or a desk side presentation contact your local NY National
Guard Counterdrug Regional Coordinator at:

Following completion of Stay on Track,
students will be better able to
Understand
the negative health effects of drug use
Be
prepared to set short and long term goals
Understand
the techniques of effective communication
Respond
to the outside forces attempting to influence their decisions.
Be
prepared to make the commitment to being drug free
For
More information about The National Center for Prevention and Research
Solutions or Stay on Track please go to: www.stayontrack-online.com