By Matt Browning
Kyzer Hutsler from Caldwell was chosen for the SCCDAT profile for May. Hutsler has been involved in SCCDAT for eight months after a special person suggested it was a great club to join.
“I first heard about SCCDAT when our police chief here told me that I should get involved and that’s what I did,” Hutsler said.
Hutsler said that any student who feels compelled to speak about the dangers of drugs should look to get involved with programs like SCCDAT.
“If you are thinking about joining and getting involved in SCCDAT you should do it,” Hutsler said. “If it’s something you believe in and you want to spread the message about drugs and the dangers that come along with them, then you should get involved.”
Throughout the school year, Hutsler and the others involved in SCCDAT try to find little ways to spread the message about not doing drugs.
“During the school year, we do small things that help spread the message to the students,” Hutsler said. “For Halloween we gave out candy to students to help spread the message. We try to help spread messages in our everyday lives, and we have meetings in the school to brainstorm for more ideas on how to help bring awareness.”
