We recognize and celebrate the following DHS & HPHS Delta youth who have shown leadership and initiative in the following areas: Strategizing creative ways to
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
Before a child speaks, they sing. Before they write, they paint. As soon as they stand, they dance. Art is the basis of human expression
There are many reasons our youth make drug-free choices. The most common reason reported by DHS & HPHS students is to keep their bodies healthy.
Similar to the alcoholic Mountain Dew and Simply Lemonade highlighted in our February article Is it Soda or Alcohol?, Dunkin’ Donuts is joining the growing
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*
Make Friends While Making a Difference! “Coming into high school, I was looking for a club to join where I could make friends and make
Julia Fleischer is a passionate member of DHS Delta and continually spreads awareness of making the drug-free choice among her classmates. Julia put up “YOU
While summer offers endless possibilities for our kids, there are ways to help guide their choices for a happy, healthy (and drug-free!) summer vacation. Five
Summer employment offers many benefits for our teens, including improving time and money management, boosting self esteem, and making new friends. When your teen shows
There are a number of summer job opportunities for teens within our own community — to name a few, lifeguards and camp counselors with the Deerfield
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)
