DITEP

Drug Impairment Training for Education Professionals

     DITEP is derived from the International Association of Chiefs of Police Drug Evaluation and Classification Program.  This two-day training will better equip school nurses and all other educators with the tools necessary to assist them in identifying whether a student is impaired on drugs in the academic setting.

     DITEP can assist schools in employing an evidence-based evaluation and early detection program to identify students who may be suffering academically, socially, and emotionally from drug abuse. DITEP is designed to be inserted into already established protocols or procedures. Identifying drug dependent students will assist schools in getting these students the help they need, as well as limiting the disruption caused by them in the academic environment.

Best for: School Nurses, Teachers, Administrators, Guidance Counselors, SAP Team Members, School Resource Officers, Coaches, and any other education professionals in daily contact with students.

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