last updated:
3/27/06
The National Network was formed in 1996, when it became clear that a
unified, organized voice was needed to enhance communication between
federal, state and local agencies that work on behalf of the Safe and
Drug-Free Schools and Communities (SDFSC) Program. The National Network
primarily focuses on the following areas:
- Providing its members with opportunities to network with SDFSC professionals from across the country;
- Advocating for the SDSFC program at the local, state and national level; and
- Sharing resources and knowledge that allows for continuous improvement in the implementation of the program at the state and local level.
Network membership is open to state-level administrators from the Governor’s Office and the State Education Agency in each state and territory; a Local Education Agency representative from each state; representatives from associated national, state and local agencies and organizations; and other interested parties who support the mission of the Network.
The National Network for Safe and Drug-Free Schools website provides a wealth of information for both members and non-members to assist in carrying forth our mission. Thank you for visiting our website and feel free to send comments, suggestions for improvement, additional resources or links to our webmaster at (webmaster at nnsdfsc dot org).
Sincerely,
Jeff Barber
Chair
National Network for Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities
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