Helping Students Succeed In and Out of the Classroom

Project SUCCESS (Schools Using Coordinated Community Efforts to Strengthen Students) is a school-based prevention and education program that helps students make healthy choices, resist substance use, and build a strong foundation for future success. Through individual and group sessions, classroom presentations, and school-wide campaigns, we guide students to develop coping skills, confidence, and resilience.

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Project SUCCESS program components:

• • The Prevention Education Series is an 8-session Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug prevention program conducted by the Project SUCCESS facilitator in the 7th & 9th grade classrooms.

  • Individual and group activities are conducted for new students, non-users, seniors, and at risk students.

  • Project SUCCESS includes parents as collaborative partners in prevention by sharing information through the Coalition newsletter and including them in SADD activities throughout the year.

  • Referral-Students who are identified as at-risk for substance use are assessed and referred to appropriate agencies or practitioners in the community.

  • School-wide awareness activities are conducted with student participation to influence attitudes and norms about substance use and related high-risk behaviors.