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Pine Meadow, Ransom Receive Statewide Drug Abuse, Underage Drinking Prevention Awards
June 9, 2015
Three Escambia County Schools were among 18 across the state to earn bragging rights for their outstanding efforts to help prevent students from underage drinking and substance abuse. The All Star Schools were selected and recognized by Informed Families/The Florida Family Partnership, a 33-year-old Florida-based non-profit organization with a mission of helping kids grow up safe, healthy and drug free.
Winning schools from Escambia County included:
- Pine Meadows Elementary School, Escambia County – Gina Burke/Principal Terri Fina
- Montclair Elementary School, Escambia County – Stacey Ladner/Principal Jennifer Sewell
- Ransom Middle School, Escambia County – Gail O’Neal/Principal Brent Brummet
The schools were chosen from hundreds that demonstrated their dedication to year-round substance abuse and underage drinking prevention activities and for their success in actively engaging students, parents and faculty in prevention.
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I am so proud of these schools.