Education Classes
Please call (308) 385-5520 to register for any of the following classes.
Alcohol Education for Adults: (DUI/DWI) is an 8-hour alcohol education class for adult DUI offenders ages 21 and older. The goal of this program is reduce the incidence of alcohol- and other drug-related problems. This nationally recognized and evidence-based program focuses on personal risk-reduction (choices) and self-assessment specifically related to alcohol. The program is voluntary, however, many adults are referred by court or probation for Driving Under the Influence (first offense) or another first-time alcohol- or other drug-related offense. Cost is $75. Pre-registration is necessary. This class is also offered in Spanish.
Alcohol Education for Minors: (MIP) is an 8-hour alcohol education class for youth ages 20 and younger. The goal of this program is reduce the incidence of alcohol- and other drug-related problems in youth. This nationally recognized and evidence-based program focuses on personal risk-reduction (choices) and self-assessment specifically related to alcohol. The program is voluntary; however, many youth are referred by probation or juvenile services for a Minor-In-Possession of Alcohol (first offense) or another first-time alcohol- or other drug-related offense. Cost is $65; school referrals are welcome at a reduced rate. Pre-registration is necessary. This class is also offered in Spanish.
Spanish Alcohol Education: A 6-hour class offered every other month. This class is most appropriate for individuals who are DUI or MIP offenders that have been referred to take an alcohol education course. The cost of this class is $75. Please call 308-385-5520 to register.
Driving the Right Way: is a nationally recognized, evidence-based program designed for repeat DUI/DWI offenders, challenging the thought- and decision-making process related to drinking and driving choices. Cost is $100, or $80 if paid in cash in full at the first class session. Class size is limited; pre-registration is necessary.
Marijuana Education for Adults: is an education class for adults ages 21 and older, emphasizing risks associated with illegal drugs such as Marijuana and Methamphetamine. The goal of this program is reduce the incidence of alcohol- and other drug-related problems. The program is voluntary; however, many adults are referred by court or probation for a Possession of Marijuana (first offense), a failed drug test at a place of employment, or another first-time drug-related offense. Cost is $80; Pre-registration is necessary. (Minimum of 2.5 hours)
Marijuana Education for Minors: is an education class for youth ages 20 and younger, emphasizing risks associated with illegal drugs such as Marijuana and Methamphetamine. The goal of this program is reduce the incidence of alcohol- and other drug-related problems in youth. The program is voluntary; however, many youth are referred by probation or juvenile services for a Possession of Marijuana (first offense) or another first-time drug-related offense. Cost is $60. Pre-registration is necessary. (Minimum of 2.5 hours)
Tobacco Education for Minors: will assist youth in learning about tobacco use and offer an opportunity for help in quitting for those already addicted. This class is facilitated by Donna Pierce, a certified instructor using curricula from the American Cancer Society, American Lung Association, and the American Heart Association. Cost is $40. Pre-registration is necessary. (Minimum of 2.5 hours)
Smoking Cessation: will assist people in learning about tobacco use and offer an opportunity for help in quitting for those already addicted. This program consists of four 1-hour sessions facilitated by Donna Pierce, a certified instructor using curricula from the American Cancer Society, American Lung Association, and the American Heart Association. Cost is $40 for the series. Pre-registration is necessary.