Supe Curriculum

The SUPE (Substance Use Prevention Education) program offers a comprehensive curriculum specifically designed to support teachers and parents in educating children about the dangers and consequences of substance use. This curriculum includes detailed lesson plans that are tailored to be age-appropriate for elementary, middle, and high school students.

Each lesson plan provides structured activities, engaging discussions, and practical exercises that help students understand the risks associated with alcohol, vaping, prescription drugs, and illicit substances. By integrating these lesson plans into the classroom or home environment, educators and parents can create a supportive and informative space for children to learn and ask questions.

SUPE for Elementary School Students

6-9 Years Old

This SUPE School Curriculum provides age-appropriate lesson plans that introduce young students to the basics of substance use prevention, using engaging activities and discussions to build a strong foundation for their future well-being.

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10-14 Years Old

This SUPE School Curriculum offers comprehensive lesson plans that address the complexities of substance use, helping students understand the risks and consequences through interactive activities and guided discussions.

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SUPE for High School Students

15+ Years Old

This SUPE School Curriculum delivers in-depth lesson plans that provide detailed insights into substance use and its consequences, empowering students to make informed decisions through comprehensive activities and critical discussions.

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SUPE IS A NONPROFIT PLATFORM FUNDED AND HOSTED BY DRS. IT IS THE DRUG EDUCATION AND PREVENTION SECTION OF DRS & ADDICTED.ORG.

IT WAS CREATED TO FURTHER DRS’ MISSION TO EDUCATE PEOPLE AND TO PREVENT SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER.