Too Good for Drugs

Too Good for Drugs is a character education curriculum designed to promote life skills, character values, resistance skills to negative peer influence, and resistance to the use of illegal drugs, alcohol, and tobacco for elementary and middle school students. The program consists of 10 lessons at each grade level lasting 30-45 minutes per lesson, delivered through classroom discussions and structured activities centered on interactive learning and skill-building exercises. Students engage in role-play and cooperative learning games and are encouraged to apply skills to different contexts. All lessons are scripted and intended to be taught by trained teachers or program instructors. The program includes optional parental and community involvement components such as parent newsletters and interactive family materials.