Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals - Sep. 9-10, 2026
Drug Impairment Training for Educational Professionals, or DITEP, is a two-day training designed to help school personnel recognize, evaluate, and document possible drug or alcohol impairment in the school setting.
Registrants may attend Day One only, Day Two only, or both days, depending on their role and training needs.
Day One is appropriate for any school-affiliated staff interested in this type of training. It is especially beneficial for high-level administrators, as it focuses on general drug impairment awareness, school policies, procedures, and response considerations.
Day One Topics Include:
Introduction and Overview
Drugs in Society
Policy, Procedures, and Rules
Overview of Alcohol
Drug Identification, Categories, and Effects
Contacting the Parent(s)
References
Day Two is best suited for staff who may conduct hands-on evaluations, such as school nurses and school resource officers. This day focuses more specifically on the student assessment process and practical evaluation components.
Day Two Topics Include:
Eye Examinations
Vital Signs
Divided Attention Tests
Poly Drugs
Assessment Process
Conclusion
