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The Crime Prevention Division has taught D.A.R.E. in Panola County schools since 1988
reaching over 15,000 kids in Kindergarten, 2nd grade, 5th grade, and 7th grade. While the D.A.R.E. program focuses on teaching children to resist drug abuse, it also touches other aspects of their daily lives such as how to deal with angry feelings, how to deal with peer pressure, how to stay out of unsafe situations, and how to make good decisions based on the consequences of their actions. Here are some pictures from the 2004 - 2005 D.A.R.E. classes. |
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(L to R): Megan Hubbard, Sgt. Robert Ales, Blair Wilkerson, Daquarius Sculark, Kent Turner,
Kirstie Kizer |
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(L to R): Ryan Atkinson, Patricia Hollis, Spencer Van Dyke, Lt. Dean Jones, Kelsey Cook, Laundarius
Fondren, Matthew Pierce |
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(L to R) Luke Williams, Sgt. Robert Ales, and Mary Ruth Womble
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Lt. Jones teaches Mrs. Vicki Wolfe's and Ms. Cooke's kindergarten class some D.A.R.E. safety rules.
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Mrs. Wolfe's and Ms. Cooke's class tour the Batesville Police Department.
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This group of kindergartners get to see the inside of a police car firsthand.
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(L to R): Lt. Dean Jones, Bobo Jones (Lt. Jones' son), Mitch McGregory, and Jake Broome
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Sgt. Ales gives some last minute instructions prior to a game of kickball with some of the 5th graders.
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(L to R): Kelsey Cook, Abby Jones (Lt. Jones' daughter), and Chelsea Broome
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Holly Yancey (Lt. Jones' step-daughter)
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Two of North Delta's 5th graders playing a game of kickball.
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Two South Panola students work on their refusal skills. This young lady is resisting peer pressure by
giving the "cold shoulder". |
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Marley Newton REALLY enjoys her D.A.R.E. classes!
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