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Not My Kid:

Drug and Alcohol Information Every Parent Should Know

Not My Kid:Drug and Alcohol Information Every Parent ShouldKnow

My Role As a Parent

What can you do, as a parent, to help your child grow up to make responsible decisions about drugs and alcohol?


  • Talk to your child about the risks of drug and alcohol use.
  • Be a good listener. When your child talks to you about social situations, help him/her come up with appropriate solutions.
  • Be a good example to your child by not abusing alcohol or drugs. Children whose parents abuse alcohol or drugs are at a greater risk for misuse or abuse later in life.
  • Spend time strengthening the bond with your child.
Parent Tips For Raising Drug Free Kids
Anti-Drug PSA-The Truth about drugs

Red Ribbon Week

Red Ribbon Week is the largest drug prevention campaign and will take place on all campuses in the month of October. For more information on the history of Red Ribbon Week, please visit http://www.dea.gov/redribbon/RedRibbon_history.shtml.


Campuses will be conducting different activities with students during this week geared towards drug prevention. Check out your child's school website for more information on specific activities planned for Red Ribbon Week.

Truth About Drugs Documentary: Alcohol

Drug Free World

For more information on other forms of drugs, including marijuana, crack, crystal meth, ecstasy, cocaine, inhalants, heroin, and prescription drugs, pain killers, please visit http://www.drugfreeworld.org.

This is a great resource for parents to use as a conversation starter with their children.

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Eagle Mountain Saginaw ISD Counseling and Campus Support

Disclaimer: External resources are provided as a convenience to support families and staff with additional information. Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD does not endorse, sponsor, or necessarily agree with all content, opinions, products, or services contained within these resources and is not affiliated with the organizations unless otherwise noted. Users are encouraged to review all materials and determine what best meets their individual needs.

Website: Counseling & Campus Support
Phone: 817-232-0880

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