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For $3,000, your organization can provide one middle or high school with one year of unlimited access to 3rd Millennium’s secondary prevention and intervention resources.
3rd Millennium provides evidence-based online prevention and intervention courses that give schools a ready-to-use educational response to many of the issues affecting students today.
Schools can use the resources proactively to educate students before a problem occurs, or as an educational intervention when a student needs additional support.
Help students understand risks, consequences, and healthier decision-making related to substance use.
Nicotine 101
Vaping, nicotine, and tobacco education
ALCOHOL WISE
Alcohol prevention, refusal skills, and reducing high-risk behavior
CANNABIS WISE
Cannabis facts, risks and consequences
UNDER THE INFLUENCE
Alcohol intervention and reflection
THC 101
THC/Cannabis intervention
OTHER DRUGS
Education around other forms of substance use
Truancy 101
Helps students examine attendance, understand the consequences of chronic absenteeism, and consider choices that can help them stay engaged
ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
Academic honesty, responsible decision-making, and issues such as the misuse of AI
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
Digital literacy, online behavior, digital footprints, and building a positive online presence
Resources help students reflect on their behavior, strengthen communication skills, and make more constructive choices.
CONFLICT WISE
Conflict management and decision-making
RESPECT & RESOLVE
Healthy interactions and respectful behavior
BRIDGING THE GAP
Building understanding and healthier relationships
WELLBEING 101
Give students practical education around mental wellbeing, coping strategies, resilience, and taking care of their overall wellbeing.
PARENT WISE
Helps parents and caregivers better navigate challenging issues that can arise during the teenage years.
RED FLAGS
Helps school personnel better understand human trafficking, recognize potential indicators, address common misconceptions, and understand appropriate reporting and next steps.
