We're all trying to raise a drug-free generation and one great place to have access to many kids at one time is a school. But as many coalitions have found out, getting inside that school isn't always easy. Coalitions and schools don't always work so well together and it's often difficult for the two sides to realize what frightens the other side. During this hour-long CADCA TV program, we’ll hear why some schools are leery of participating in drug surveys and how you as a coalition can try to calm those fears. Survey experts will teach how to get things organized before approaching a school. Also, see how one coalition's relationship with area schools has changed for the better over the years.

No matter where you live, there are drugs in your community. They're in the smallest towns and the biggest cities. Resources are scarce everywhere, so are things really that different in the cities or the country? During this hour-long CADCA TV broadcast, we'll sort out the myths and the realities. Do bigger cities have more resources? Does the small town environment where “everyone knows everyone” help increase awareness of drug problems? Are rates of drug use higher in cities or towns? Do you always need money to fix problems? We'll take a look at all this and more and see if the grass is really greener on the other side.