Students Against Destructive Decisions, or SADD, is a nonprofit that trains high school students to teach drug prevention lessons to younger children, some as young as five years old.

DARE stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education. It’s an anti-drug education program. It teaches young people about the ...

Fifth-grade DARE program students celebrate at a graduation ceremony at Fort Fairfield Elementary School on April 30. In back ...

A Secrist Middle student was hospitalized after allegedly ingesting chocolate infused with psychedelic mushrooms.

Pathfinder Award winners were announced Friday, spotlighting talented and committed high school seniors from Palm Beach and ...

Raleigh County students Wednesday unveiled vivid expressions of their support of mental health in their communities. During a special event at Park Middle School in honor of the May 1 beginning of ...

With the growth of the sports betting industry and its integration with media, students in Nebraska are getting more exposure ...

A rise in youth violence across Cyprus on Friday sparked concern among parents, with a national federation now calling on the ...

Exploring the diversity of the human experience, as well as the world’s inequities and injustices, enables students to see ...

The survey, which is part of a national initiative developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, asked ...

Other than the lesser-known health effects, there’s a more pressing matter regarding the drug ... lessons of alcohol and tobacco and not permit big industry to get involved with lobbying for marijuana ...