The District 113 Education Foundation awarded funds to Delta DHS and HPHS students to expand their student-led media campaign project this spring. The campaign will
After more than 8 years as Executive Director, I’m writing with the sad news that my time with CTAD is coming to an end. Due
Lilly Brandt & Rheanna Hall We celebrate Dr. Lilly Brandt as she retires from her position as DHS assistant principal and as Co-Vice-President of CTAD.
Working Together for Our Youth CTAD’s 2023 Annual Report (2023 Informe Anual en español) is a colorful compilation of accomplishments, priorities and photos. We celebrate
Even During Summer Students who are struggling or worried about a friend are encouraged to talk to a counselor, parent, or other trusted adult. When
How can you best celebrate friends or loved ones who are living addiction-free? Here are some ways for you and your kids to show your
By Barbara de Nekker, CTAD Executive Director When Illinois legalized the sale of retail marijuana, they included a lot of restrictions on advertising, packaging, production
Hi, I’m delighted to be the new CTAD program coordinator. While originally from Highland Park, I began my career at the CDC in Atlanta, working
We applaud the dedication and commitment of our continuing and newly elected board members and those who served us in the past. It’s amazing to
CTAD’s Parent Committee is hard at work reviewing webinars to gather resources for parents in our community. Stay tuned for specific recommendations on CTAD’s social
Before a child speaks, they sing. Before they write, they paint. As soon as they stand, they dance. Art is the basis of human expression
The odds are your child will be exposed to alcohol or other drug use in social settings or at a friend’s house. It’s never too