Fifth-graders' winning D.A.R.E. essays

A recipient of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) Essay Contest for Leesburg's fifth grade was chosen. The winners are as follows. Calibest, St. Peters Primary School. Noah Flus, Sacred Elementary School. Pineview elementary school De Vante Moreno. Carter · Pinten, Pine View elementary school. The following is the student's winner

SEABROOK - The graduation ceremony shows completion of drug abuse prevention education on Thursday evening, or the completion of the "D.A.R.E." program for fifth graders at Seabrook junior high school. James Deshaies, a school resources officer, celebrated this occasion and blessed about 70 students who received T - shirts and certificates. Police officer Deshaies at Seabrook Police Department says: Deshaies led D.A.R.E. in the program during the last 24 years of Seabrook 's 27 years. Deshaies visits the students' classroom for about an hour on Friday every week and teaches you how to avoid drugs, tobacco, alcohol, and bullying.

Deshaies told the audience that after learning about alcohol, tobacco and bullying students in each elementary fifth grade must write articles on the D.A.R.E. program at the discretion of the expert committee "personal commitment." This paper contains information about the fact students learned in the course and about D.A.R.E. Decision-making model, and commitment to not tobacco, alcohol, narcotics, violence. "As they read the first article and thought that 'This would definitely be one of the finalists', I was impressed with this article after seeing the next article, so this is very difficult It's a decision, "Deshaies said. He introduced the students as they were standing there reading their personal commitment to the audience.