Chisum ISD, L.E.A.D. teach students the risks of drugs and violence
Chisum ISD has begun a L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence) program for 375 students in the second through fifth grades at Chisum Elementary School.
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Chisum ISD has begun a L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence) program for 375 students in the second through fifth grades at Chisum Elementary School.
An anti-drug and violence program has begun for Chisum ISD students. The program, L-E-A-D strands for Law Enforcement Against Drugs and is geared to 375 students in the second through fifth grades at Chisum Elementary School. Chisum ISD Police Department Sergeant, Chris Palmore will be teaching the
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