Spring has sprung a new prevention campaign! We've launched the KEEP IT SAFE Campaign with Montgomery County Alliance for Prevention. To celebrate this campaign, we'll be sharing tips and tricks to keep your mind healthy and safe all month long!
Voting for the Billboard Contest closes on Sunday, April 14th, at noon!
Click the link, scroll through the beautiful artwork, and vote for your favorite:
https://t.co/yQAh1JPwVB
This just in! The deadline for the 2024 Overdose Awareness Billboard Contest has been extended!
You now have until midnight on Sunday, March 17th to send your submissions to [email protected]
The CAST Team "twinned" today to buddy up against bullying. We enjoyed hosting "Cookies & Conversation - Let's Talk About Bullying" during Lunch & Learn.
Do you know someone 14-18 years old in Montgomery County who loves art? Submissions for the 2024 Overdose Awareness Billboard Contest are now open! The first place winner will receive a $200 Amazon gift card and their artwork will be on billboards throughout the county! #MAP
Students, do you love art and want to encourage healthier lifestyles in the community? Then, enter this contest for a chance to win prizes and see your artwork on billboards throughout Montgomery County! Guidelines included in this post! #MontCoYouthMonth#MAP
Last week during Red Ribbon Week, we planted 100 tulip bulbs. The tulips will bloom in April and will remind us of our Red Ribbon Week Pledge. They will be a symbol of the beauty of a drug free life!
Please help us earn bonus points in the JUST DRIVE Contest by being the school with the most online pledges to drive safely. Students, parents, teachers, and community members can sign the pledge by tomorrow, March 15th at https://t.co/Gtv7bB4oLv
Don't forget to sign up for our "SHARE THE KEYS" webinar that we are co-hosting with CAST at 7 PM on Thursday, 3/9. Sign up athttps://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_TtYFotRFRuKAe7ePWe4qAQ
DYK it's Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month? SADD's friends at @loveisrespect provide 24/7 support if you or someone you know needs relationship assistance.
For Red Ribbon Week, the high school staff wore red as a visible symbol of their commitment to encourage students to be their best selves, to make healthy choices, and to avoid drugs and alcohol.