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Board member raises concern about ADAP program delivery and parent notification
Summary
A board member said their grandson did not complete the ADAP (Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program) module required for certain driver-documentation steps and urged better parent communication and in-school access; administrators explained the state shifted ADAP to online delivery and described proposed changes.
During the June 26 Coffee County Schools work session, a board member said their grandson had not completed part of the state’s ADAP (Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program) online coursework, and that parents were not sufficiently informed about the requirement when students reached the driving age.
The board member said they attended open house events but were not told ADAP was part of…
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