Too Good for Drugs- Curriculum for Schools
At McKinney Drug Free Youth, we have been pleased to partner this year with counselors and teachers at Evans Middle School to implement Too Good For Drugs curriculum for students in grade 6. This curriculum guides students as they learn important life skills like making decisions, communicating, and having healthy relationships. These protective factors help students live healthy and productive lives into adulthood. If you are interested in having Too Good For Drugs taught to students in your school or other group setting, please contact Karin Sanchez at karin@drugfreemckinney.org. We look forward to helping our youth make healthy decisions and live long and productives lives!
The Texas Joint Counterdrug Taskforce has developed a curriculum to facilitate the discussion on the dangers of Fentanyl and counterfeit pills with students 6-12. The curriculum has been developed as a train the trainer program for counseling staff or School Resource Officers to disseminate to students in their schools. The curriculum has been developed to meet the Texas TEKS Health standard 6-12 and the National Health Education Standards. Please contact Joshua Reyes at Joshua.Reyes@texomahidta.org for further details!
PROJECT GRADUATION
McKinney’s Project Graduation is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), organization that began in 2004 with the goal of providing a FREE all night event for the more than 1,600 graduation seniors.
When: May 26, 2023 - from 10:00 pm to 5:00am
Where: McKinney ISD Stadium
Who: Free to all MISD 2023 graduating seniors
Graduates from McKinney High, North and Boyd high schools can socialize, play games, listen to music, eat, and win awesome prizes in an alcohol and drug free environment. Project Graduation is aimed at keeping McKinney students and the community safe. Check out how you can help at http://mckinneys-project-graduation.com
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