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Sheriffs Office serves as the Rappahannock County Schools Resource Officer and runs the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program as well.
There is also a DARE parent program, but that is being revised and will probably be available in the fall of 2001. The emphasis of the DARE program, Captain Brown said, is "What are you going to lose—in body, in life," by engaging in substance abuse. He noted that DARE is an awareness program—it presents the facts of drugs and drug abuse to the students, and also promotes the kids talking with their parents on the subject of drugs.
He referred to the story of the Tracys and said that sometimes a parent can be an enabler, and it may be too late to expect such a parent to effectively council their children. There are also parents, he said, who are afraid to seek help for their children because they fear that their children
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