Vaping Diversion Reduces School Drug Citations by 62% | Episode 113 with Nathan Wray episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 9, 2025 · 37 MIN

Vaping Diversion Reduces School Drug Citations by 62% | Episode 113 with Nathan Wray

from Drug Prevention Power Hour: Empowering Leaders in Youth Drug Prevention · host Jake White

In this episode of the Drug Prevention Power Hour, Nathan Ray discusses the implementation of a four-tier diversion program aimed at reducing vaping among students. The conversation highlights the need for effective alternatives to traditional disciplinary actions like suspension and detention, emphasizing community collaboration and parental involvement in the educational process. Nathan shares insights on the program's structure, including the creation of 'quit kits' for students and the importance of engaging various stakeholders, including school officials and health professionals, in addressing the vaping crisis. The episode concludes with a discussion on policy changes and the approval process with the school board. In this conversation, Jake White and Nathan discuss a tiered system of consequences for students caught in misconduct, emphasizing the importance of community support, peer recovery networks, and the challenges of implementing such programs. They explore how these systems aim to keep students engaged in school while providing necessary resources and support to help them make better decisions. Nathan shares insights on the importance of collaboration among stakeholders and the positive outcomes of their program, highlighting the need for protective factors in students' lives.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context03:04 The Need for Diversion Programs06:02 Implementation of the Four-Tier System09:01 Understanding the Quit Kit11:59 The Role of Parents in Education15:05 Community Involvement and Stakeholders18:13 Policy Changes and School Board Approval20:12 Understanding the Tiered System of Consequences22:57 Community Support and Resources for Students25:49 Peer Support and Recovery Networks28:04 Implementation Challenges and Stakeholder Engagement34:53 Consequences of Tier Four and Final ThoughtsLinks:Find him on social media @thatnonicnate Website: https://www.nathanwrayspeaks.com/ For feedback, questions and new episode [email protected]/vive18_

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