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 Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities Program Minimize

The Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Program for the Arlington Independent School District has as its mission to support programs that prevent violence in and around schools; prevent the illegal use of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs; involve parents; and coordinate with related federal, state and community efforts and resources to promote safe and drug-free schools and communities.  Further, the Arlington Independent School District works to develop, implement and enhance educational programs of violence and drug prevention, early intervention, and rehabilitation referral in elementary and secondary schools (including private nonprofit school children and teachers) who are assured equitable participation in the purposes and benefits of the Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Program.


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 Director, Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities Minimize
Tony Arangio, Ph.D.
Director, Safe and Drug-Free Schools
     1141 West Pioneer Parkway (Annex IV)
Arlington, Texas 76013

682-867-1915

Tony has been a resident of Arlington since 1969. He is married and has three adult children who all attended and graduated from Arlington schools. He holds both a B.S. in Education and M.S. in Social Work from Louisiana State University and a Ph.D. in Social Work Administration and Planning (1970) from Tulane University. As Director of the Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities Program, Tony supervises the District Intervention Specialists, the Alternative Schools Intervention Specialist and the Community and Parent Outreach Liaison.

With his team, Tony has conceptualized and developed the program to meet the needs of students, parents, and educators regarding prevention and intervention. Together, the team evaluates, continually,  not only the program overall but the areas which appear to need adjustments in keeping with the ever changing nature of the very real problem of substance abuse.


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Helping Hand is a newsletter for parents with information relating to today's youth.  Click on the link below to read the current issue with topics regarding: 

  • Teaching responsibility
  • Female teen drinking issues 
  • Drug-related activities in schools
  • Popular teenage online topics
  • Tips for parents to encourage student success all year

Click here: Helping Hand Vol 18 Issue 5


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 SDFSC Advisory Council Minimize

The Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities advisory council meets three times each school year.  All meetings are held at the AISD Administration Building, 1203 W. Pioneer Parkway, at 3:30pm.  Dates of meetings for 2007-2008 are:

October 11, 2007         Minutes

January 24, 2008         Minutes

May 12,  2008          Minutes


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 Helpful documents Minimize
 TitleModified DateSize (Kb)
2006 Texas School Survey of Alcohol and Drug Use10/31/2006Unknown
Drug Counseling Resources8/12/2008Unknown
Drug Information Websites11/9/2006Unknown
Extracurricular Activity Agreement11/15/2006Unknown
Intervention Referral Form11/14/2006Unknown
Parent permission form11/9/2006Unknown
Signs and Symptoms of Drug Use11/9/2006Unknown
Tips to Help Your Child Say "No"11/14/2006Unknown

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 HELPING HAND - previous issues Minimize
 Title Description
Helping Hand Vol 18 - Issue 2DownloadEarly social experiences; girls and mental health; methadone overdoses; cigarette warnings
Helping Hand Vol 18 - Issue 3DownloadDrugs of Abuse in the Home; How Not to be a Victim; Good Friends; Young Drinkers & Stress; Smoking in Movies
Helping Hand Vol 18 - Issue 4DownloadPreparing your child for emergencies, social bullying, mental illness on college campuses, teenage obesity
Helping Hand Vol 18 - Issue 1DownloadDrug video use on YouTube; Ecstasy; Decrease seen in health-risk behaviors in teens
Helping Hand Vol 17 - Issue 3DownloadBody Image; Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Helping Hand Vol 17 - Issue 4DownloadBullying; Increasing Self-Esteem
Helping Hand Vol 17 - Issue 5DownloadParent presence at parties; Alcohol advertising; Self-esteem; Safety in the classroom

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