Freevibe visitors QueenLohr and Just Jessica are all about getting to the head of the class. Whether it’s extracurricular activities, studying, or just the people that make school your Anti-Drug, it’s obvious that a lot of people find strength in the opportunities they receive inside the classroom. Is there a particular teacher, class, or activity that is your Anti-Drug? Let us know about it and you could be featured right here on Freevibe’s “School: My Anti-Drug” page.

QueenLohr writes:

“My education is very important to me and I have ALWAYS dreamt of going to Harvard. I know that there is no possible way for me to fulfill my dream if I take drugs. They are kind of like a roadblock…your not going anywhere and neither is anyone else around you, all the people that love you. But if you choose a different path then there is nothing stopping you.”

Just Jessica writes:

"'School is my Anti-Drug' because it helps me grow and learn as a person. It helps me be independent and allows me to express myself through freedom of choice of classes. Without school I wouldn't have the drive to become the best person I can be regardless of what other people think. It also has helped me meet many of my friends who help me with struggles, and how to deal with life and peer pressure. School's important to me because it helps me be true to me and learn so many different things so I can be best prepared for the future. It also helps me to gain courage and strength to 'Just Say No' to drugs."