In this episode of Behind the Scenes with Sheriff Jason Ard, the Sheriff is joined by DARE Officers Lt. Gene Higginbotham and Sgt. Jason Hunt and the focus is on the DARE program, which stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education. Sheriff Ard discusses the program's goals, its impact on youth, and the importance of DARE officers in schools. The conversation covers various topics including peer pressure, communication skills, stress management, bullying awareness, and the DARE decision-making model. The officers share their experiences and insights on how they engage with students and the lasting effects of the program on their lives. The episode concludes with a reflection on the role of family and community in supporting youth education and the significance of DARE essays in expressing students' understanding of the program.
Chapters
02:52 Understanding DARE: Goals and Impact
06:14 The Role of DARE Officers
09:00 Peer Pressure and Communication Skills
11:51 Managing Stress in Youth
15:00 The Importance of Bullying Awareness
17:49 The Role of Family and Community
21:10 DARE Essays: Insights from Students
Keywords
Dare Officers, School Safety, Community Engagement, DARE, Drug Awareness, Mentorship, Social Media, Law Enforcement, Livingston Parish, Education
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