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Efforts to prevent the spread of drugs among students, it should be our responsibility. In this case all parties including parents, teachers, and the community must take an active role in a drug alert to threats to our children.

There are three things to consider when doing anti-drug programs in schools. The first is to include the family. Many studies have shown that parental attitudes play an important role in shaping the belief in the use of drugs in children. Strategies for changing attitudes towards drug use including improving parenting parents in order to create communication and a better environment at home. Support group of parents is an intervention model that is often used.

Secondly, the emphasis is not on drugs policy clearly. Sends a clear message not to use schools require consistency to explain that drugs are wrong and encourage anti-drug activities in school. For school children should be given an explanation which is constantly repeated that the drug is not only harmful to the physical and emotional health, but also their opportunity to continue to learn, to optimize academic potential and a decent life.

Finally, increase the trust between adults and children. This approach promotes greater opportunities for personal interaction between adults and adolescents, thereby encouraging adults become more influential model.

Therefore, from now on educators, teachers, and parents should be alert and vigilant, the dangers of drugs which at times can ensnare children themselves. With these efforts above, let us watch and supervise the students of the dangers of drugs, so that hope to spawn a generation of intelligent and resilient in the future can be realized with either.