5th graders at Montgomery Elementary School ‘DARE Aware’ after fun kickball game
Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler says DARE helps keep children away from the dangers of drug use.
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Jun 12, 2024, 12:19 PM
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yesterdayMontgomery Elementary School fifth graders are now a little more "DARE Aware" after facing off against members of the Orange County District Attorney's Office in the annual DARE kickball game.
The event highlights the importance of Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) in schools.
Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler says DARE helps keep children away from the dangers of drug use.
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