Chemical Abuse Prevention Program

This program aims to provide chemical abuse prevention education and counseling so that students develop intellectually, socially and emotionally free of drug/alcohol use. The CAPP offers many services such as:

Alcohol, Tobacco and other Drug (ATOD) Education through elementary health classes
Small Group Counseling
Individual Short Term Counseling
Drug/Alcohol Education for secondary students, faculty and parents on request
Tobacco Cessation Classes for middle and high school students
Voluntary Drug Testing Program for middle and high school students
Substance Abuse Assessments
CAPP Counselor/School Assignments

CAPP Parent Consent Form
CAPP Parent Consent Form (En Espanol)
CAPP Referral Form (LISD Counselor Use Only)

Texas A&M School Survey of Drug and
Alcohol Use Results for Spring 2012

2013-14 Tobacco Cessation classes will begin in mid-September. Please check back after school begins for specific dates and locations.
Tobacco Cessation Information and Consent Forms
Register to Attend Tobacco Cessation Classes

For more information regarding the CAPP, please call 570-0315 or contact Mary Ann Kluga.

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Voluntary Drug Testing Program

This program, which tests through oral fluids (saliva swabs) students in grades 6-12 who enroll, aims to help maintain a school environment free of drug use and its effects. The voluntary drug testing program also provides a deterrent to the use of illegal drugs by students and gives students a valid reason to resist peer influence/peer pressure.

There is a family request portion of the drug testing program where parents of students in grades 6-12 may request, up to two times per school year, that their sons/daughters be drug tested during the next testing at their campus. Students and parents need to sign the consent form(s) to be part of either program. Parents may enroll their students by completing a Voluntary Drug Testing Packet located at their students' campus, via the links below, or by contacting Mary Ann Kluga at 570-0315 to have a packet sent to them.

Voluntary Drug Testing Program
Programa de Prueba Voluntaria de Drogas
Voluntary Drug Testing Program - Removal Form

Resources

This web page provides links to other Internet pages created and maintained by other organizations. Links are only for the convenience of web site users and we are not responsible for the availability or content of these external sites, nor do we endorse or guarantee the services or information offered at these sites.

www.TheAntiDrug.com
www.drugfree.org
www.nida.nih.gov
www.notmykid.org
www.search-institute.org

National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse
Summary of Adolescent Substance Use
Full report of Adolescent Substance Use: America's #1 Public Health Problem
Laws Related to Underage Drinking
Teens with ADHD More Likely to Have Substance Abuse Issues

Additional Resources/Links

Bullying/Cyberbullying

Monthly Newsletters

August 2012

Topics: integrity, sense of purpose, interpersonal competence, bullying prevention

September 2012

Topics: respect for others, personal power, planning and decision making, bullying prevention

October 2012

Topics: pursuit of excellence, caring, creative activities, alcohol and drug prevention

November 2012

Topics: concern for others, cultural competency, conflict resolution, kindness, tobacco prevention

December 2012

Topics: accountability, self-esteem, positive peer influence, truancy prevention

January 2013

Topics: loyalty, achievement motivation, equality and social justice, bullying prevention

February 2013

Topics: honesty, responsibility, resistance skills, and bullying prevention/creating a culture of caring and kindness

March 2013

Topics: promise-keeping, adult role models, positive view of the future, alcohol and drug prevention

April 2013

Topics: fairness, high expectations, time management, alcohol and drug prevention

May/June 2013

Topics: law-abidance, civic duty, service to others, self-discipline, healthy living, integrity