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The People's Committee of Thọ Sơn has officially launched the 'Safe School, No to Drugs' model, aimed at creating a secure and healthy educational environment for students. This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve drug prevention strategies within schools.
The launch ceremony was attended by local police officials, the administration of Quang Trung Secondary School, and numerous teachers and students. Lieutenant Colonel Pham Quang Manh, Deputy Head of Thọ Sơn Police, emphasized the importance of fostering a safe educational environment. He highlighted that increasing awareness and responsibility among teachers and students regarding drug prevention is crucial for proactively combating social evils in schools.
During the ceremony, representatives from Thọ Sơn Police and Quang Trung Secondary School signed a cooperative agreement to implement the 'Safe School, No to Drugs' model. The focus of this collaboration will be on legal education, preventing violations, and creating a safe and friendly school atmosphere.
This initiative is expected to enhance the roles and responsibilities of police forces, schools, teachers, students, and various sectors in ensuring security and order while combating drug abuse in educational settings. It aims to gradually build a healthy educational environment, helping students develop a positive lifestyle and actively avoid drugs and social vices. Additionally, it contributes to strengthening the community's movement to protect national security in Thọ Sơn.