🛡️ Substance Abuse and Teen Life: What You Need to Know Before It’s Too Late
Course overview
Lesson Overview

1.95 – Drug Dogs and School Lockdowns: Drug dogs in schools are trained to detect even small traces of illegal substances. When they’re brought in, it means the school is taking drug safety seriously. Lockdowns during searches can feel intense, but they’re meant to protect everyone. If a dog alerts on your locker, bag, or car, it can lead to questioning or searches by police. Even if you didn’t bring the drugs yourself, being near them can still cause trouble. These sweeps show how far schools are willing to go to stop drug use and protect students. It’s a strong reminder that drugs don’t stay secret forever — they always surface eventually. Staying clean means never worrying when the dogs come around. It keeps your record, your peace of mind, and your reputation safe. Respecting the rules isn’t just about obedience; it’s about choosing safety and freedom over risk and regret.

About this course

A raw, eye-opening guide that gives teens the truth about drugs, vaping, alcohol, and addiction—before a single decision destroys their future.

This course includes:
  • Over 100 youth-focused lessons on all major forms of substance abuse
  • Legal briefings on state laws, arrests, and juvenile detention
  • Peer resistance tools, communication scripts, and refusal strategies
  • Breakdown of street drug names, trends, and hidden risks
  • Mental health modules connecting substance abuse to emotional pain

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