Using true-to-life situations, the dramatizations in these 4 DVDs show how making good decisions, setting goals, establishing healthy relationships, and using available school and community resources to deal with family problems can help teens stay in school and graduate. Teens learn to think through the short- and long-term consequences of their actions and decisions. The series emphasizes that dropping out in today's job market will have serious economic and social consequences in the future. After viewing the programs students will recognize the critical importance of staying in school and graduating, and understand that dropping out of school is a process that begins early. Appropriate for grades 7-12.

The four programs can be presented as on ongoing drama, or each program can be used on its own. Each video includes discussion questions. A leader’s guide and student activities are available online

Individual titles in this series are:

• Making Good Decisions
• Building Relationships for Success
• Coping with Family Stress
• How to Set Goals

Format: 4 DVDs
Length: 17-20 minutes each