Target Drugs Initiative 1996-2020
​An Educational Resource
9th Edition​
One of the Most In-Depth Programs of Its Kind
​A Program for Everyone!
​Home • School • Workplace • Law Enforcement Agencies
We present the major drugs being abused, with emphasis
on those you hear about every day in the media.
This program is:
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Up To Date
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Thoroughly Descriptive
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Depicted in a Clear and Precise Manner
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PROGRAM CONTENTS​
8 Drug Categories
Alcohol Stimulants
Nicotine Depressants
Cannabis Hallucinogens
Narcotics Inhalants
Drug Alert
New and innovative drugs pop up overnight and sometimes they may disappear just as quickly, only to reappear later. The Drug Alert keeps you abreast of the ever-changing drug scent.
History of Drugs
The timeline of events begins in 6000 BCE and presents a brief summary of events throughout history.
Drug Exam
Includes 65 printable questions and answers.
Video Segments
Informative, fascinating, and lively.
Resource Center
Helpful articles and tips are included.
Glossary
Street Terms are presented that are sure to capture the viewer’s attention.
Children’ Section
An expanded version of “We Don’t Need Drugs To Be O.K.” Story & Activity Book that has reached over 750,000 homes and schools nationally.
Alcohol, Tobacco & Drug Use
Grades 6-12
The survey was created by the Schaefer Institute and our drug education unit the Institute for Substance Abuse Research (ISAR). Founded in 1985, ISAR develops effective educational and instructional multimedia programs for the home, school and the workplace.
Our Goal
The Target Drugs™ Student Survey is designed to help individual schools measure student alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, and assist them in their on-going drug education, awareness and prevention efforts.
Survey
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The Survey is Free of Charge to Schools.
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Funding is provided by the Schaefer Institute, Individuals and Corporate Sponsors.
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Schools may e-mail us at bob@schaeferinstitute.org to request a template of the survey for their own printing or duplicating use.
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Upon completion of the survey, participating schools may return the surveys to the Institute at the address listed below to be analyzed.
School Report
Data will be analyzed by the Institute for Substance Abuse Research. The report will include a variety of charts, graphs and a summary of the collected data. In addition, schools may pass the information on to parents, if they so desire.
Confidentiality
The participating school’s name and individual survey results are strictly confidential.
Use of Results
The accumulated data will be included in our national survey.