On O'ahu D.A.R.E. is taught by 14 police officers and administered and supervised by two sergeants. To expand the program to as many students as possible, at the beginning of the 1988-1989 school year, military law enforcement commands began participating with the Honolulu Police Department in a joint effort to share the D.A.R.E. Program curriculum.
Military law enforcement personnel from the Army, Navy, Air force, Marine Corps, and the Department of Defense provide D.A.R.E. to students in schools on or near military bases. Presently, the program has about fifteen military law enforcement instructors teaching D.A.R.E. on a part-time basis.
Honolulu Police 2 Sergeants 121 Public Elementary Schools
14 Police instructors 26 Public Middle Schools
15 Military instructors 5 Public High Schools
45 Private Elem. Schools
18,800 Students
2010 D.A.R.E. Day Poster Contest
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2006 D.A.R.E. Day Poster Contest
Drug Free Posters were made by 5th Grade Students throughout Oahu or our upcoming D.A.R.E. Day celebration.
Posters were displayed at the Pearl Ridge Shopping center and will be displayed at the Kahala Mall.
Posters will also be displayed on KITV during the morning show.
Officer Josie Ka'anehe, Officer Carl Medeiros, Officer Ron Kondo performed a Drug Free class as part of the Winners at Work "Healthy for Life" program. The participants were disabled adults working to succeed at their jobs through pre-employment training.
Picture taken after the Drug Free Class. The students are excited to be drug free. Some of the students are holding props used in the presentation. WINNERS AT WORK
D.A.R.E. DAY 2004
Held at the Stan Sheriff Center - 10,500 5th grade students attended the event. All pledging to stay Drug and Violence Free.
The kids loved the dogs. When asked in class what they liked most said the Dogs.
Tanilynn dazzled the crowd
American Idol Jordan Segundo won the hearts of the children