D.A.R.E.

D.A.R.E Instructors

Bennett (2)

D.A.R.E. Coordinator

 
Officer John Bennett
1st Shift Patrol Officer

D.A.R.E Officer Training
2009 Camp Dodge, Iowa

Teaches D.A.R.E in the following schools:
Franklin Elementary School
Jackson Elementary School
Madison Elementary School
St. Francis Middle School
Bethany Lutheran School
Immanuel Lutheran School

Contact Information:
Email
Phone: 920-686-6500
Laabs (2)
Officer Michael Laabs
School Resource Officer (SRO) Washington Junior High School

D.A.R.E Officer Training
2014 Minneapolis, Minnesota

Teaches D.A.R.E. in the following schools:
Jefferson Elementary School
Monroe Elementary School

Contact Information:
Email
Phone: 920-663-9793
Krock
Officer Paul Krock
School Resource Officer (SRO) Wilson Junior High School

D.A.R.E Officer Training
2016 St. Paul, Minnesota

Teaches D.A.R.E. in the following schools:
Jefferson Elementary School
Stangel Elementary School

Contact Information:
Email
Phone: 920-663-9895
Hayner (2)

Officer Brad Hayner
2nd Shift Patrol Officer

D.A.R.E Officer Training
2018 St. Paul, Minnesota

Teaches D.A.R.E. in the following schools:
Madison Elementary School

Contact Information:
Email
Phone: 920-686-6500

Schultz

Officer Eric Schultz
2nd Shift Patrol Officer

D.A.R.E Officer Training
2018 St. Paul, Minnesota

Teaches D.A.R.E. in the following schools:
St. Francis Middle School

Contact Information:
Email
Phone: 920-686-6500

Drug Abuse Resistance Education


The internationally recognized anti-drug education program, D.A.R.E. is taught to fifth and sixth grade students in the Manitowoc Public School District, St. Francis Middle School, Bethany Lutheran School and Immanuel Lutheran School.

The D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Program, founded in 1983 by the Los Angeles Police Department, familiarizes young people with the hazards of drug abuse and violence, and teaches them practical ways of resisting pressures to become involved with drugs and violence.

All lessons are taught by a uniformed police officer, with at least two (2) years of full-time law enforcement experience, who are selected to attend an intense training program for two (2) weeks prior to being certified to teach the lessons for both elementary and middle schools.

Fifth grade students are taught the "Keeping it REAL" Elementary Program which emphasizes making safe and responsible decisions. Students learn to:

Exercise self control, particularly when under stress and pressure.

Identify the risks and consequences of their choices.

Make safe and responsbile decisions.

Communicate more confidently and effectively.

Become safe and responsible citizens by learning how to help others and know how to get
help.

In sixth grade students are taught the D.A.R.E "Keeping it REAL" Middle School Program and continues to promote ways to effectively resist drug offers. The REAL in "Keeping it REAL" stands for the core lessons which teach four (4) ways to resist drug offers - Refuse, Explain, Avoid, and Leave. The lessons are based on more than 20 years of research about why youth use drugs.

The middle school "Keeping it REAL" program is an evidence and science based program listed on the National Registry of Evidence based Programs and Practices (NREPP).



D.A.R.E. Family Talks


Family Talks Link


D.A.R.E. America


For more information, visit the D.A.R.E. Program.

D.A.R.E Graduations


Congratulations to the Bethany Lutheran School D.A.R.E Graduates who had their Culmination Ceremony Monday, April 18th, 2016

Also, Congratulation to the St. Francis Middle School D.A.R.E Graduates who had their Culmination Ceremony on April 6th, 2016
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