CAFY Events

AlcoholEdu for High School Students, Grades 10-12

Date and Time: Through June 30th 2008
Description: Online Course; 990 Credit Applies*

What is AlcoholEdu for High School? It's an interactive web-based class that incorporates proven prevention techniques with science-based alcohol education. AlcoholEdu was developed by Outside the Classroom in conjunction with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) with the goals of changing attitudes, motivating behavior change, and supporting safer, healthier decisions.

The class includes three 30 minute segments with interactive exercises that bring the content to life. Role-playing helps students understand the social context of alcohol and decision-making when they find themselves in various situations.

To sign up, visit Mrs. Kunz in the ABRHS Counseling Center to get...

1. AlcoholEdu Information.
2. A Parental Permission Slip (required).
3. Log-in ID.
4. 3 hours of 990 credit after course completion.*

Special thanks to ABRHS personnel Susan Atwater-Rhodes, Suzanne Hoag, Kirsten Kunz, Erica Cohen and Priscilla Kotyk for helping pilot the AlcoholEdu course at ABRHS. AlcoholEdu was generously sponsored at ABRHS by grants, funding and support from the Community Alliance for Youth (CAFY), ABRHS Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD), Acton Parent Involvement Project (PIP), Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and a local CHNA grant (Community Health Network Area) for healthier communities.