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Youth Risk Behavior Survey Report (pdf) Washington Central

Youth Risk Behavior Survey (pdf) Montpelier



prevention calendar
Talk with, listen to, and care about youth.

Surviving Adolescence: Simple Ways to Understand and Help Teens and Pre-Teens with the popular Michael Nerney
Tuesday, March 16, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Montpelier High School Auditorium
Come Learn:

  • How the teen brain works
  • Why teens do what they do
  • Better ways to talk to and listen to teens
  • How you can help protect teens from drugs and alcohol

Our initiatives:

  • School Curricula at the elementary, middle and high school levels
  • Mentoring Program matching adults/teens with elementary and middle school-age youth
  • Parent Education
  • Training for coaches and adults who work with youth
  • Adult/Teen Dialogue Nights
  • Retailer/Server Trainings in collaboration with the Department of Liquor Control
  • Tobacco Education Programs for schools and community members
  • Building and maintaining a coalition of youth and adults interested in working together

 

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dialogue night

 Last winter U-32 students and parents came together to talk about alcohol and other drug use issues.
We welcome your involvement!
For more information contact
Kim Martin, Coordinator
18 Langdon Street
Montpelier, Vermont 05602
802-223-4949
email her

Thank you to all the Montpelier High School students who submitted artwork for our prevention calendar. 12 winners were chosen to be included in the calendar. The winners were; Ali Palin, Allison Roberts, Chloe Gordon, Jasna Numanovic, Kate Blatchford, Katie Murray, Kayla Dashno, Lydia Wilcox, Megan Canavan, Natalie Powell, Phoebe Hanson, and Sandra Markowitz.