Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Abuse (ATODA)

Beaver Dam Unified School District has several collaborated programs committed to bring ATODA education, prevention, and intervention to our students, parents, staff, and community.   These programs are detailed throughout the ATODA webpage.  If you would like to learn more, become involved, or know of a student in need, please feel free to contact one of the below staff members.

                                                                                                                 

 

 

Program Contact Title Phone Email
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Abuse Prevention (ATODA) Debb Lins ATODA Coordinator 920-885-7385 linsd@bdusd.org
Drug Free Community Coalition (DFCC) Debb Lins ATODA Coordinator 920-885-7385 linsd@bdusd.org
Grant to Reduce Alcohol Abuse (GRAA) Rebecca Glewen Project Director

920-885-7300                    ext. 1135

 glewenr@bdusd.org
Parents Who Host Campaign Jill Sarnow SAP/ATODA Coordinator

920-885-7313                    ext. 2249

 sarnowj@bdusd.org
Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Marilyn Henrich Site Manager 920-885-7300                  ext. 1149 henrichm@bdusd.org
Safe Schools/Healthy Students (SS/HS) Lori Uttech Project Director 920-885-7300                   ext. 1151 uttechl@bdusd.org

Student Assistance Progam          (High School and DSLA)

 Jill Sarnow SAP/ATODA Coordinator 920-885-7313               ext. 2249 sarnowj@bdusd.org

 
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