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Driver Education Classes - Discounts for PTA Members

30 hour classroom + 6 hour on-road training - Georgia PTA Special: $50 Off.  Driving School location: Safe America Foundation ~ 2480 Sandy Plains Road ~ Marietta, GA 30066

 

Class dates & locations:

  • June 2,3,6,7,10
    • Marcus Jewish Center in Dunwoody
  • June 6-10
    • Sandy Plains
    • Forsyth Fire Station in Cumming
  • June 13-17
    • Sandy Plains
  • June 20-24
    • Sandy Plains
  • June 27-July 1
    • Sandy Plains
  • July 4-8
    • Forsyth Fire Station
  • July 11-15
    • Sandy Plains
  • July 25-29
    • Sandy Plains
  • August 1-5
    • Marcus Jewish Center
    • Forsyth Fire Station

 

ALL MEET DAILY 9:00am to 3:30pm.  To register for classes go to drivers.safeamerica.org OR call (770) 973-7233 for more information.

 

Ages 9 to 12 Growth and Development - What Parents Need to Know

Human development is a lifelong process of physical, behavioral, cognitive, and emotional growth and change.  Each stage of development encompasses specific markers.  Read more...

TOP 10 Ways to Raise a Safe and Healthy Teen (www.theantidrug.com)

  1. Show love, warmth and interest in your teen
  2. Spend time together regularly
  3. Share your expectations about risk-taking and other behaviors
  4. Set clear rules for safety and guidance
  5. Consistently enforce rules with clear consequences
  6. Keep track of your teen
  7. Ask questions about your teen's activities and whereabouts
  8. Praise your teen as often as possible
  9. Show respect to earn respect
  10. Set a good example, especially when it comes to substance use

Resources

 For information or tips for talking to your teens about drinking and drug use, please visit these informative web sites:

 

Child Abuse Prevention Resources

Spanish-Language Publications Available

The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), part of the National Institutes of Health, is pleased to offer FREE Spanish-language materials for families, teachers, community members, and health care professionals. Many of these materials are part of the NIDA Goes Back to School campaign, a health education initiative aimed at helping our Nation's youth to better understand the consequences of drug abuse on the brain and the body.

 

One of the greatest challenges today is to reduce health disparities among our various communities. Providing the best information on the science behind drug abuse to those who work with our Nation's young people will take us one step closer to reducing these disparities.

 

Some of the FREE Spanish-language science education publications include:

  • Conjunto de ocho boletines informativos de la serie Explorando la mente (complete set of Mind Over Matter posters)
  • La marihuana: Información para los adolescentes (Marijuana: Facts for Teens)
  • La marihuana: Lo que los padres deben saber (Marijuana: Facts Parents Need to Know-English version coming soon)
  • Juventud latina : Hable con sus hijos sobre las drogas y sus peligros (Latino Youth: Speak to Your Children About Drugs and Their Dangers)
  • Cómo prevenir el uso de drogas en los niños y los adolescentes. Una guía con base científica para padres, educadores y líderes de la comunidad. Segunda edición. (Preventing Drug Use Among Children and Adolescents: A Research-Based Guide for Parents, Educators, and Community Leaders, Second Edition)
  • Drugs and the Body: It Isn't Pretty (a two-sided poster available in Spanish and English)

 

To order these FREE publications (in Spanish or English):

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