Drug Education: School-based Programs Seen as Useful But Impact Unknown : Report to the Chairman, Committee on Government Affairs, U.S. Senate |
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... States Senate Dear Mr. Chairman : Because of your concern that substance abuse among our nation's youth poses serious dangers to society , you asked us to review implementation of the Drug - Free Schools and Communities Act of 1986.
... States Senate Dear Mr. Chairman : Because of your concern that substance abuse among our nation's youth poses serious dangers to society , you asked us to review implementation of the Drug - Free Schools and Communities Act of 1986.
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Districts often were unable to provide the Drug - Free Schools programs to all schools or all students within a school . The reason , they said , was that not enough teachers had yet been trained to teach drug education courses or new ...
Districts often were unable to provide the Drug - Free Schools programs to all schools or all students within a school . The reason , they said , was that not enough teachers had yet been trained to teach drug education courses or new ...
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The law requires each state to allocate its Drug - Free Schools funds among state and local programs . For example , each state must allot , from its base allocation , 30 percent to the governor for discretionary grant programs and 70 ...
The law requires each state to allocate its Drug - Free Schools funds among state and local programs . For example , each state must allot , from its base allocation , 30 percent to the governor for discretionary grant programs and 70 ...
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B - 214215 Figure 1 : Most Drug - Free Schools Funds by Districts for Student Assistance Programs ( School Year 1988-89 ) Classroom Curriculum and Materials - $ 1 million .24 % 24 % School Team Training - $ 1 million G 52 % Student ...
B - 214215 Figure 1 : Most Drug - Free Schools Funds by Districts for Student Assistance Programs ( School Year 1988-89 ) Classroom Curriculum and Materials - $ 1 million .24 % 24 % School Team Training - $ 1 million G 52 % Student ...
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Department of Education officials , however , believe that the “ responsible use ” message is inappropriate for Drug - Free Schools programs because the act specifies that funds be used to teach students that illicit alcohol use is ...
Department of Education officials , however , believe that the “ responsible use ” message is inappropriate for Drug - Free Schools programs because the act specifies that funds be used to teach students that illicit alcohol use is ...
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| Título | Drug Education: School-based Programs Seen as Useful But Impact Unknown : Report to the Chairman, Committee on Government Affairs, U.S. Senate |
| Autor | United States. General Accounting Office |
| Colaborador | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Governmental Affairs |
| Editor | The Office, 1990 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Illinois en Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitalizado | 18 Ene. 2011 |
| Largo | 29 páginas |
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