Name: Understanding Drug Impairment for the SRO/Juvenile Officer
Start: 2026-07-06T00:00:00-07:00
End: 2026-07-06T00:00:00-07:00
Location: Morristown, NJ

Instructor

Michael S Kelly

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Description

This class is for anyone who works with juveniles or within the educational system. We will discuss the cannabis law, criminal and motor vehicle, as it applies to juveniles and adults within the school setting. We then review the most popular drugs trends juveniles abuse and their signs of impairment, the various drug paraphernalia and concealable vapes. The goal of the course is to ensure juveniles have a safe learning environment. $200 per student

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Reviews for this course

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Karen DuBois

NJ · Attended 07/14/2025

The class was very well structured. I would recommend the class to my co-workers.

Paul Weaver

NJ · Attended 07/14/2025

Very informative. Current trends. Definitely a must for SROs.

Peter Nienstadt

NJ · Attended 07/14/2025

Great overview of current drug trends

Jimmie Rivera

NJ · Attended 07/14/2025

Great explanation about the topic and very knowledgeable

Michael Minniti

NJ · Attended 08/27/2024

Very knowledgeable

Jeffrey Parvin

NJ · Attended 08/27/2024

The course was extremely informative.

Lucas Marchiano

NJ · Attended 08/27/2024

I thought the class was very informative.

Richard Herrmann

NJ · Attended 08/27/2024

Great class!

Jacob Rulli

NJ · Attended 08/27/2024

Excellent Corse, Instructor is Very Knowledgeable! I would Highly recommend SRO's to take this course.

Michael Molle

NJ · Attended 08/27/2024

Class is very informative for SRO's assigned to schools especially middle school and high school.

Peter Stefanopoulos

NJ · Attended 08/27/2024

This course was very informative, and the instructor presented everything very clearly. The instructor also made himself available for any questions the class had.

Alex Krajunus

NJ · Attended 08/27/2024

I felt there was a good background, contextual information before the more concrete and actionable information was presented.