Monday, March 02, 2009

CCSUD newsletter, March 2

Excerpted from the Cheshire Coalition to Stop Underage Drinking newletter:

A reminder that our next Coaltion Community meeting is March 19th at 7pm. Chris Brown Coordinator, Special Education Support Services - Hamden Public Schools School Psychologist and Licensed Professional Counselor, will present on The Teen Brain: Alcohol and other Risky Behaviors.

April is Alcohol Awareness Month in Cheshire. CCSUD is co sponsoring the week of April 20 - 25th at Cheshire's Alcohol Awareness Week with the Cheshire Human Services Committee. Be sure to look for our billboard, lawn signs and free giveaways at local business establishments. For more information, visit Cheshire Cares.

Town Wide PTA will be hosting a workshop on Bullying and internet use on March 11, 2009 from 7 - 8:30 at Dodd Middle School. Scott Driscoll, a former police officer and FBI detective will be presenting. All are encouraged to attend this interesting presentation. For more information contact Diana Mueller at 535-7051.

Tim White

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

It's a bit ironic that while CCSUD works so hard to get a message out about the negative effects of alcohol, our Cheshire Football Gridiron Club is hosting a fundraiser at Aqua Turf tomorrow for a Wine & Beer Tasting event.

So the football parents can go out and drink up all they want but their kids better not do the same...yeah, right.

Anonymous said...

"So the football parents can go out and drink up all they want but their kids better not do the same...yeah, right.

March 05, 2009 8:04 PM"

STOP NIT-PICKING - THEY ARE PARENTS AND ADULTS GETTING TOGETHER TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE KIDS. THE PARENTS ARE HOSTING THE TASTING EVENT, NOT THE KIDS. THIS IS NOT A KEGGER IN A BASEMENT.

YOU ARE JUST LOOKING TO CAUSE TROUBLE.

Anonymous said...

Yeah, you're right...we should separate what the parents do from what the kids do. And I guess it's ok for the parents to down a few at their pregame tailgate parties in the chs parking lot.

Am I the only one that thinks the parents should set an example for their kids?? There's got to be a lot of other ideas for fundraisers.