Wednesday, May 7, 2025
5/7/2025
SMPC Continuation Grant 2020 - Project Summary The San Marcos Prevention Coalition will reduce and prevent substance abuse within the City of San Marcos. There are approximately 20,000 students in the San Marcos Unified School District with half of those student is grades 7th through 12th. The City of San Marcos has a population of approximately 90,000. The Coalition’s two primary goals and objectives as outlined in their action plan are: Goal One: Increase community collaboration Objective 1: The number of coalition members will increase by 15%, by 10/30/2020, as measured by the monthly Coalition meetings’ sign-in sheets. Population addressed: all community sectors, age unlimited. Objective 2: Attend and present the coalition’s mission statement and current 12-month action plan at five of the coalition’s sector leaders’ organizations, by 10/30/2020, as measured by the number of presentations given. Population addressed: all community sectors, age unlimited. Goal Two: Reduce youth substance abuse Objective 1: Marijuana use by 6th - 12th graders will decrease by 10%, by 10/30/2020, as measured by the San Marcos Unified School District’s California Healthy Kids Survey past 30-day use rates. Objective 2: Alcohol use by 6th - 12th graders will decrease by 10%, by 10/30/2020, as measured by the San Marcos Unified School District’s California Healthy Kids Survey past 30-day use rates.
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