We are proud to announce that L.E.A.D. has been selected to be the beneficiary of this great event at Met Life Stadium with the NFL and Residential Home Funding on Wednesday, June 13th. We encourage all L.E.A.D. communities to distribute the below flyer to all of your schools. You can also direct them to our website where they can click and order… Read more
Congratulations to a fantastic Law Enforcement Against Drug’s (LEAD) instructor that I have taught with on being featured in an article about her career. Proud of you! https://m.lagrangenews.com/2018/04/27/helping-kids-succeed-peterson-has-served-as-lead-instructor-since-2013/
We are proud to announce 9 FREE One Day K-8 L.E.A.D. Instructor Trainings Listed below is an overview of L.E.A.D. One Day Instructor Curricula Training One Day Instructor Curricula Training: For Officers already teaching School Based Prevention & Educators who are collaborating with their Law Enforcement Agency to Implement L.E.A.D.( Successful completion certifies the Officer… Read more
DEPUTY KIM LAY NAMED SRO OF THE YEAR Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputy Kim Lay has been named as School Resource Officer of the Year for Anderson County Schools by The Education Foundation of Clinton City & Anderson County Schools. Deputy Lay is a 16 year law enforcement veteran and has served as an SRO for… Read more
CONGRATULATIONS to the New Jersey State Police in graduating 21 new L.E.A.D. Instructors today (4/7) with students from the Jefferson School in the Twp of Union and LEADers from L.E.A.D..
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The 3rd Annual 21st Century Drug & Violence Prevention Training Conference sponsored by L.E.A.D. will be held March 18, 19, 20 at Harrah’s Conference Center in Atlantic City, NJ. The conference will begin on Sunday, March 18, with a full day of curricula training and a large reception with Entertainment. On Monday, March 19, we will kick off with Opening… Read more
Mon, Nov 27, 2017 COLORADO SPRINGS GAZETTE EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado’s decision to sanction the world’s first anything-goes commercial pot trade. Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Visitors to Colorado remark about a new agricultural smell, the wafting odor… Read more
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EAST ORANGE POLICE and SCHOOL DISTRICT take the L.E.A.D. in developing a comprehensive model to educate multiple grade levels in the L.E.A.D. initiative utilizing the proven effective Mendez Foundation Too Good for Drugs Curricula. Welcome to the L.E.A.D. family!
Congratulations to the FRENCHTOWN NJ POLICE Department in declaring themselves a L.E.A.D Community. Pictured are members of the Police including Chief Al Kurylka and Mayor Brad Myhre. L.E.A.D. reps include Executive Director Nick DeMauro and Operations Coordinator Patty Titen.
Congratulations to 52 NJ Officers who were certified in L.E.A.D. over the past two weeks. Pictured is a group of officers who presented today to the Frank W Gaviak school students in Wallington NJ.
Since students are back to school, now is the ideal time for teachers, counselors, administrators, and parents to reinforce social emotional learning skills in kids!
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Our new VICE PRESIDENT of National Training Operations Scott Gilliam presenting to the L.E.A.D. In Service Training at the Bergen County Sheriffs training room in Hackensack, NJ.
Officer Joe Tubolski of the Hamilton NJ Police Dept. taking his 45 min L.E.A.D. Instructor test at the Ocean County L.E.A.D. Training in Waretown, NJ. Welcome to the L.E.A.D. family Officer Joe!
Article Appeared on northjersey.com A witness described a friend who was crazy about soccer but didn’t always show up to play. He once picked up and threw the ball when players are only allowed to use with their feet. He was kicked off the field but didn’t seem to care. The friend was hyper, argued… Read more
Article Appeared on patch.com NUTLEY, NJ — New Jersey governor Chris Christie paid a visit to a Nutley elementary school on Tuesday as part of his recent crusade against opiate abuse, urging students to become active participants in the long-term solution to drug abuse. The governor’s visit with sixth graders at Washington Elementary School in… Read more
Article Appeared on laconiadailysun.com TILTON — This year, the Tilton Police Department is working to forge new partnerships with our schools and the community to increase drug prevention education and anti-bullying education in a new way. Law Enforcement Against Drugs is an evidence based, prevention education program which gives both police officers and teachers the… Read more
