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This Month's Tips For Parents
Parents, make sure that your children are safe on prom night. There are so many drug and alcohol related accidents on prom night that is is critical for you to be aware of what you can do to help keep your children safe.
- Know who is driving to the prom and who will be a passenger.
- Limit the
number of passengers to increase safety and reduce driver distractions.
- Encourage seatbelt use: The best accessory!
- Know the location of post prom parties and who is sponsoring them.
- Talk to your teenager about the serious dangers and consequences of underage
drinking and driving.
- If your child's plans change, confirm the change
with the parents of other children.
- Remind your child that you are there
for them if they need a ride home or to an after prom affair.
- Alcohol is illegal for persons under the age of twenty-one. Underage drinking is illegal and can result in arrest, injury, or worse!
- Don't let friends drink and drive.
- Plan ahead - make sure you have a safe plan for prom night.
- Discuss your plans with your friends, remind each other about responsible
decision-making and confronting peer pressure.
- Do not accept any
drinks from someone you do not know.
- If you leave your drink, discard
it and get a new one.
- Do not leave your possessions unattended.
- Learn the warning signs for alcohol poisoning and drug
intoxication, contact 911 for assistance and immediate treatment.
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