Week of Respect
Week of Respect is a chance to build a positive, supportive school climate and kick off year-long kindness and respect initiatives!
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“What Makes You Happy?” Contest Submission Form 2025
Calling all youth grades K-3rd! Tell Sussex County How YOU Stay Happy by participating in our annual “What Makes You Happy?” youth media contest.
“What’s Your Anti-Drug?” Contest Submission Form 2025
Calling all youth grades 4th-12th! Tell Sussex County How YOU Stay Drug-Free by participating in our “What’s Your Anti-Drug?” 25th annual youth media contest.
Back-to-School Toolkit 2025
Check out tips for creating a happy, healthy and substance- free school year!
2025 Alcohol Awareness Contest Winners
Here are the winners of our 24th Annual Alcohol Awareness PSA contest “Achieving Your Dreams, Alcohol-Free”, 13 Sussex County schools had winning entries! With about 200 submissions, these entries truly stood out. Thank you to the teachers that had students enter as we appreciate their concern about this topic.
“What’s Your Anti-Drug?” Contest Winners!
Celebrating the winners of the 24th annual “What’s Your Anti-Drug?” contest! There was a total of 70 winners from 28 Sussex County Schools. Check out the amazing digital flipbook highlight all the winners.
Back to School Toolkit 2024
Tips for creating a happy, healthy, and substance free school year!
Summer Time Newsletter
Did you know that youth are more likely to experiment with alcohol and other drugs for the first time during the Summer? Alcohol and drug use among adolescents increases during the Summer months for several reasons including youth having more unsupervised free time and more social events taking place. School’s out for Summer. Keep your kids safe and drug-free. Check out some prevention tips below!
Take Back Day April 2024
Safe disposal of unneeded medications can help prevent prescription drug misuse, addiction, and ultimately overdose. During the October 2023 Take Back Day, with the help of the DEA Take Back Day events, Americans safely disposed of more than 599,897 pounds of unneeded medications. Let’s try to beat those numbers!