Video Contest Could Net Local Teen $250
Communities In Schools of Pennsylvania ask the state's students to film why they stay drug-free.
High school students have a lot of choices to make. One parents hope will remain a strong one is to say no to drugs. Communities In Schools of Pennsylvania (CISPA) is asking students that made that wise decision to video tape themselves explaining why they are drug-free. In a recent release to the press, CISP said that, as an affiliate of the nation's largest dropout-prevention organization, it strives to keep children safe and that includes being free from drugs, alcohol and tobacco products. "Drugs and alcohol play a large role in our dropout crisis," said CISPA President and State Director Nathan Mains. "Empowering students to illustrate their feelings about their drug-free lives will only strengthen their resolve and keep them on the …
