
Our team works to design systems that prevent and reduce youth substance use by empowering students and families to make healthful decisions through prevention strategies, intervention tools, cessation programs, and reinforcement activities.
Our team works to design systems that prevent and reduce youth substance use by empowering students and families to make healthful decisions through prevention strategies, intervention tools, cessation programs, and reinforcement activities.

The SBCSS TUPE Tier II Consortium is a partnership of ten school districts serving 42 middle and high schools throughout San Bernardino County. This program meets the grant requirements of implementing a comprehensive approach to preventing or reducing student tobacco-use, cannabis-use, and vaping.
Key components of the program include: youth leadership/peer education, tobacco, vaping, and cannabis prevention curriculum, alternatives to suspension, family and community engagement, and cessation supports through Kick It California and local programs.
Through our CTA program, we're dedicated to providing extensive training and technical assistance (TA) to every school and district within San Bernardino County. Our TA services are strategically focused on these essential areas:
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is significantly more potent than many other opioids. Illicit fentanyl is often mixed into other substances or pressed into counterfeit pills, increasing the risk of unintentional overdose.
Veronica Valdepena, Program Technician
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909.386.2636 |
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veronica.valdepena@sbcss.net |