Student assembly - Bits and Pieces
School Administrator, Dec, 2002
Mothers Against Drunk Driving has begun a nationwide school assembly program known as IRL or "In Real Life."
The program focuses on teaching secondary students about the importance of making healthy choices and avoiding alcohol and other drug use. IRL also uses computer instant messaging as a means for communicating with youth.
For details, call 800-GET-MADD or visit www.schoolassembly.org.
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