Most DHS & HPHS Students Want to Perform their Best
There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. One of those reasons is that most DHS & HPHS students want to perform their best
There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. One of those reasons is that most DHS & HPHS students want to perform their best
By Barbara de Nekker, CTAD Executive Director When Illinois legalized the sale of retail marijuana, they included a lot of restrictions on advertising, packaging, production
There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. More than half of DHS & HPHS students say they don’t drink alcohol or use marijuana
Delta’s MOST OF YOU Campaign There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. More than half of DHS & HPHS students say that being
Most DHS & HPHS Students Make Them Despite the many pressures teens deal with, most DHS & HPHS students choose to be drug-free. Every survey*
4/20 is often code for using marijuana. It is also a day that the marijuana industry offers discounts and organizes festivals. You might even see
Studies show an increase in car crashes and deaths in states where marijuana is legalized compared to states where it’s not. As highlighted in the
As winter break approaches, I look forward to spending time with my family and friends snowboarding, skiing, sledding and celebrating the holidays. As a traffic
“It’s important to have open and honest conversations with your teen to right size expectations.” – Student in Delta program Local parents and students in
Safety Tips for Parents Is it safe when your child sneaks a watermelon ice pop from the freezer or helps themselves to a rice crispy
60 Second Conversation Starters about Anxiety & Social Distancing Most of our DHS & HPHS students deal with stress in healthy ways. Nine out of
The final You Got This! poster celebrates DHS and HPHS students who set goals to follow their dreams. They avoid alcohol and marijuana to perform their best.
Mailing Address:
433 Vine Ave., Highland Park IL 60035
Office Locations:
Deerfield & Highland Park High Schools
Phone: 224-765-CTAD (224-765-2823)
Email: info@communitytheantidrug.org
Anyone who sends a text message “224HELP” or “224AYUDAME” to 844-823-LEAD (844-823-5323) will receive an immediate text response from a trained, professional counselor provided by LEAD (Linking Efforts Against Drugs)