Fremont County School District #14, commonly referred to, as Wyoming Indian Schools is a K-12 school district. This grant, which we call the Wyoming Indian Schools’ “Dreamcatchers” GRAAP Project, will provide intervention services/activities for our students (374) over a three-year grant award period. We have chosen the title “Dreamcatchers” to draw upon the Arapaho and Shoshone cultures to assist students in developing goals and a personal vision that pays homage to the cultural heritage of our students and entices them toward a future of their own creation that is a alcohol and drug free. In accomplishing this task, we will implement a creative, unique approach to drug and alcohol prevention involving evidence-based approaches which will provide interventions that specifically target self-regulatory processes, decision-making, goal-setting, cultural artistic/creative expression and community service-learning/social responsibility all for the intended outcomes of reducing high-risk drinking behaviors and rejection of alcohol and drugs as the norm within their lives and environment.
 
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