Tennessee HJR0749 recognizes the importance of substance abuse prevention education in schools.
Tennessee HJR0749 highlights the significance of early intervention and prevention education to combat substance abuse among students. The resolution emphasizes the need for long-term, evidence-based programs starting in kindergarten through grade twelve. It underscores the importance of integrating social-emotional learning and mental health support into school curricula. The resolution also notes the economic benefits of prevention, stating that every dollar spent on prevention saves $4.60 to $18.00 in healthcare and criminal justice costs.
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