Cobb County Government
100 Cherokee Street
Marietta, GA 30090
(770) 528-1000
(770) 528-2490 fax
Contact Us
Cobb County Alcohol and Drug Awareness
2008 Alcohol and Drug Awareness Conference
for Elementary Schools
October 31, 2008
Birney Elementary School
Marietta, GA
View School Website
| Schedule of Events |
Host a Local Panel |
Press Release |
The 2008 Alcohol/Drug Awareness Conference for Elementary Schools will be held on October 31, 2008 from the host site of Birney Elementary School, in Marietta Georgia.
The event will be broadcast live on TV23 and over the Internet.
Conference Line-up:
- Cobb County Fire Department Puppet Show
- Keynote Speaker Heather Schultz
- Ken Scott Magic
- Squeeze the Clown
- K-9 Presentation
- Public Safety Exhibits
- Public Safety Programs
- Program Information - Frank Baker (770) 528-1799 (fbaker@cobbcounty.org)
- Web site/E mail - Michael Lee (770) 528-2486 (webmaster@cobbcounty.org)
- TV23 Coverage - Brad Plumley (770) 528-2482 (tv23@cobbcounty.org)
Schedule of Events
| Broadcast Agenda | |
|
9:00 am
9:25 am 9:40 am 9:50 am 10:25 am 10:35 am 10:50 am 11:00 am 11:10 am 11:55 am 12:10 pm 12:30 pm 1:15 pm 1:20 pm 1:30 pm 1:45 pm |
T.V. Opening from Birney
Public Safety Presentation Public Safety Exhibits Cobb County Fire Department Puppet Show Super's Corner – part 1 Squeeze the Clown Fire Safety Notes- Cobb Fire Super’s Corner- part 2 Ken Scott Magic Fatal Vision Goggles Public Safety Exhibits Heather Schultz- Keynote Time with our Sheriff K-9 Presentation- Sheriff’s Office Conference Closing Off the Air T.V. |
.gif) Printable Broadcast Agenda
|
|
Host a Local Panel
Schools participating in the conference via television are also encouraged to explore the possibility of convening their own local events. These events could be part of the daylong activity or as a follow-up to the conference.
Those schools interested in having their own events may want to contact their local law enforcement agencies for possible assistance. Many local police departments and sheriff's offices have special units that focus on drug education. These agencies would be great resources for any school district. Additional resources may also be available through your local court system, prevention intervention programs, and local civic organizations. A well received event in the past, this year's program will be another step in the education of Cobb's young students on the dangers of alcohol and drugs.
Please join us October 31, 2008.
Press Releases
Coming soon...