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OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Miles To Go Drug Prevention Education strives to simplify a complex
subject into understandable terms and make that knowledge applicable in
our every day lives.
Our goal is to integrate the science of drugs into biology, psychology,
pop culture, life-long learning and our emotional and social lives. We
want to encourage healthy and informed choices for families.
We operate from the core belief that proactive language and positive self
talk have the power to change lives.
We are committed to the idea that drug education is not just about drugs,
but that it’s also about communication, life skills, and relationships. We
see drugs not as the problem, but as a symptom of larger problems that
are not being dealt with in an effective way.
We believe we have miles to go before we are done learning how drugs
can help and hurt our children, our selves, our elders and our friends.
We use all media resources to examine drug addiction and substance
abuse. Drug prevention is not a black and white subject – it is a gray area
of constantly changing information where we learn from each other and
apply that knowledge in our lives.
Miles To Go Drug Prevention Education strives to simplify a complex
subject into understandable terms and make that knowledge applicable in
our every day lives.
Our goal is to integrate the science of drugs into biology, psychology,
pop culture, life-long learning and our emotional and social lives. We
want to encourage healthy and informed choices for families.
We operate from the core belief that proactive language and positive self
talk have the power to change lives.
We are committed to the idea that drug education is not just about drugs,
but that it’s also about communication, life skills, and relationships. We
see drugs not as the problem, but as a symptom of larger problems that
are not being dealt with in an effective way.
We believe we have miles to go before we are done learning how drugs
can help and hurt our children, our selves, our elders and our friends.
We use all media resources to examine drug addiction and substance
abuse. Drug prevention is not a black and white subject – it is a gray area
of constantly changing information where we learn from each other and
apply that knowledge in our lives.