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Teen Kids News (Episode 1429)

21 minutes 51 seconds

Now Playing As: Captioned (English) (change)

This episode of "Teen Kids News" delves into the critical topic of substance abuse amongst youth, emphasizing the transition between eighth and ninth grade as a high-risk period for drug experimentation. The report, backed by organizations like the Council on Addiction Prevention & Education (CAPE), highlights a rally at New York's Dutchess Stadium, where students learn about healthy lifestyles and the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, including emerging concerns about e-cigarettes. Prominent figures like NY State Senator Sue Serino and musician Dwaine Harris share insights, while musical acts reinforce the message to 'Refuse to Use.' The content aligns with educational curricula focusing on health, safety, and decision-making. Part of the "Teen Kids News" series.