Parents and educators are committed to the same causes...creating positive change and enhancing school safety for students. https://t.co/VnWm3Fr5TJ #pridesurveys#schoolsafety
Cyberbullying refers to any bullying that takes place in the digital world. With students as young as elementary school ages now having cell phones and tablets, it opens up an entirely new world of harmful bullying. https://t.co/8cOGeQ0NXn #bullying#bullyingpreventionmonth
#RedRibbonWeek is a great time to take a look at what we are doing in our schools and communities to help children stay drug-free. Here are some wonderful resources: https://t.co/hctEQ8e3Pu #pridesurveys#drugfree
Did you know that October is National Medicine Abuse Awareness Month? Discover the important strategies the team at CADCA is implementing this month for this initiative: https://t.co/cMWdCyx3Lk #pridesurveys#PreventMedMisuse#NMAAM
Our survey questions cover the gamut for schools and community coalitions, however we realize that sometimes you may have specific questions to help you solve a problem. Our reps can help you have the flexibility you need to focus on what's important. https://t.co/rc0BCiCHpP
Pride Surveys was founded in 1982 with the goal of helping local schools measure student alcohol, tobacco and other drug use through the use of student surveys. Over the past 30+ years, we've conducted more than 70,000 school surveys. https://t.co/3ep3S8tenk #pridesurveys
In October @samhsagov is observing Youth Substance Use Prevention Month. The need for prevention has never been greater. Studies show that the earlier in life a young person starts using alcohol or other drugs, the greater their lifetime risk. https://t.co/40iR6kr5Mr
At Pride Surveys, our mission is driven by our commitment to work with our community and education coalition partners to provide research, data, and resources surrounding the issues affecting today’s youth. https://t.co/knbFzCPhSF #pridesurveys#youthintervention
Not only are educational opportunities at stake for America’s students, but their mental well-being is as well. Education Week reported that almost 40% of all school districts did not have a psychologist in the first year of the pandemic. https://t.co/ubud7FVn4T #pridesurveys
Advocates are pushing back on funding distribution for NYC students saying those who are in foster care or otherwise not in a stable home are not high on the receiving end: https://t.co/q5AAauaPzt #pridesurveys#studentissues#studentchallenges
Are you familiar with the The Communities That Care (CTC) Youth Survey? It belongs to the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention in the office of the United States Government’s Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. https://t.co/wXMZ4fBGlO #pridesurveys
While opioid prescriptions have dropped in every state over the last decade, plummeting nearly 50% nationally, overdoses continue to be extremely problematic: https://t.co/vKuntxVtDH #pridesurveys#opioidepidemic
Resources to help find support for a child who is suicidal include the Trevor Project, which provides support services to LGBTQ youth, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization, and more: https://t.co/NmG8nmT4S1
Health officials are urging parents to speak with their children about the dangers of alcohol use and abuse before they head off to college: https://t.co/GourhFX1eJ #pridesurveys#underagedrinking#drinkingepidemic