Morgan REACT 9 – 12th Grade

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REACT stands for Reality Even Affects Clinton Teens, and is a drug-free, youth leadership club for Clinton residents in grades 9-12. It is advised and run by Partners in Community staff.

Next Morgan REACT meetings: email Ben at BEaves@clintonct.org Register

Next Eliot REACT meeting: email Shelby at SMehmet@clintonct.org Register

About REACT

REACT members have plenty of opportunities to develop as leaders — by taking the lead on REACT events, serving on the PiC coalition, volunteering with other collaborating community groups, attending national conferences that focus on eliminating underage substance use, and mentoring the REACT clubs at Jared Eliot Middle School and more. So pick a passion and roll up your sleeves!

Morgan REACT’s Latest Events

Morgan REACT Students Attend Prevention Conference in Ohio

Andy Darr, Ben Auletta, Matthew Schmardel and Addison Auletta at Ohio Dominican University in Columbus, Ohio in June 2022. Andy, Ben, Riley

Anderson Darr is awarded the Michael BonTempo Jr Award

Andy Darr was awarded the 2022 Michael BonTempo, Jr. Prevention Partner Award at the June PIC meeting. Andy was nominated for this

Welcome to Ben Eaves – new PIC Coordinator!

“I think one thing that’s cool is that I have nonlinear path,” Ben Eaves says. From growing up in the

What does the survey information mean? What can we do?

In October of 2021, Eliot 7 & 8th graders and all Morgan students took a survey created by PIC that looked at

5 Morgan Juniors Attend CADCA in Washington DC

What better place to learn about community drug prevention and the power of the voice of youth than in Washington DC? During

5 Morgan Juniors Attend CADCA in Washington DC

What better place to learn about community drug prevention and the power of the voice of youth than in Washington DC? During

Next Morgan REACT meeting

(open to all)

September 27, 2022

7-8 PM

Morgan Cafe

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REACT BASICS 101

Students will be challenged to make positive decisions and to avoid negative risk behaviors, and to influence their peers to do the same.
Students will participate in activities designed to identify and utilize their specific leadership strengths and abilities.
Students will have the opportunity to practice leadership in a variety of settings, including within REACT meetings, during REACT events, Clinton community events and boards, and on state boards and committees, if desired.
Students will learn the dangers of substance use and will participate in designing campaigns to influence their peers to avoid using drugs/alcohol and to handle stress with healthy coping strategies.
Students will practice positive communication skills to help the greater Clinton community understand teen trends in attitudes and behavior.

Want to learn more about REACT Activities and Events? See all the stuff we do!

Join Us!

It’s easy to apply to REACT Morgan, you’ll need to get in touch with the staff at PIC. If you are interested in any of the REACT groups, please contact Shelby Mehmet at SMehmet@clintonct.org.