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METH

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Nearly everyone has heard of “METH.” Spreading rapidly from coast to coast, many believe that Meth is America’s biggest drug epidemic. Scores of lives have been lost, countless homes have been destroyed by explosions and fires, and thousands of children have been removed from their families. And this isn’t the half of it!

Then, in the winter of 2004, when the violent symptoms of Meth directly impacted the life of Mr. Jim and his family, it was decided then that additional prevention information about Meth was needed in our communities. Creating a partnership with the Oregon Meth Task Force (OMTF), Mr. Jim participated in enhancing a media presentation specifically for middle and high school students. This presentation is now available for your school.

Who Wants To Be A Meth Awareness Millionaire? Utilizing a PowerPoint presentation, built on a popular game-show format, Mr. Jim guides the students through a broad overview about Meth. Without overemphasizing the production or methods of usage, students learn about Meth’s history, dangerous ingredients used in the production of Meth, its potential damage to the body and living environments, the negative social and economic impact, its addictive propensities, and much more.

What they often find.

Children are exposed to an unsafe, if not fatal, environment.

Victims

What do principals and health teachers say?:

Hastings Middle School – Mark Martin, Asst. Principal

We cycle our grades through Mr Jim’s drug, violence, and Meth presentations. Every eighth-grader will gain a better understanding of Meth, which has had an impact on our county and student families, before they go on to the high school.

Marcellus High School – Robyn Houghton, Health

This is a wonderful way to reach students with this important subject. They want to participate!

Delton High School – Rick Arnette, Principal

The grade-by-grade presentations (with approximately 150 students in each grade) was an effective way to reach all of our students.

Cicero, High School (IN) – Health

Lawton Middle School – Tim Cervin, Principal

Just like all of Mr. Jim’s other presentations, the presentation on Meth was received by the students.

Mendon High School – Charles Frisbee

Obviously, this presentation is needed in our, and surrounding, communities—right now!

Would you recognize it?

Meth leaves a violent trail.

The cost to communities is enormous.

A: A.

To schedule this presentation for your school, contact us at (269) 580-1696 or 646-3227, or email magic@mr-jim.com

Last updated: January, 2007
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