Red Ribbon Week Middle School

Middle Schools celebrating red ribbon week will find this assembly fun and entertaining.

Extreme Sports BMX Stunts for a Ribbon Week assembly will capture students’ attention from start to finish. That’s why for 20 years, Perfection on Wheels programs have wowed and educated students of all ages on the importance of a safe, energetic and drug-free lifestyle without sacrificing thrills. Our high-energy, extreme sports drive home positive messages. See a show live

Thrilling extreme BMX stunts woo Middle School students!

Your middle school students will love our freestyle bmx bikes, music, and extreme sports action. You’ll appreciate our powerful delivery of clean, positive messages.

The Red Ribbon week message is key for Middle School students

Driving home the idea that if you find something you like to do and working hard at it is a big key to staying drug free. As professional BMX Stunt riders, we need to stay healthy. we need to be fit, eating, excising is very important. Things like education, character, and self esteem also play a big part in what we do. When you find something you like to do, the focus and the drive is put towards that hobby,goal or job. Doing drugs or even doing anything that would jeopardize that focus is not a likely choice in this case.

Staying drug free by doing something you like to do is what we promote. Staying drug free is about making the right choices, and being focused. In honor of Special Agent Camarena whom Red Ribbon Week was founded we make that commitment to make students aware of right choices, and the consequences the wrong choices will have.

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Part of being on our team is

understanding the responsibility of being a role model. During all of our shows we talk to students about living a healthily drug free life style, following our dreams, students definitely connect with us better than other programs because they see we are living our dreams.See a show live

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Need to learn more about special agent Camarena and the history of Red Ribbon Week ?

• It's a time for gratitude for all the lives that remain drug free
• It's a time to remember those we have lost in the fight against drugs
• It's a week set aside to learn the importance of being drug free
• A week of learning how goal setting help you stay drug free.

The annual celebration of National Red Ribbon week starts today, with communities and students across America committing themselves to living drug-free lives. It is very appropriate for the men and women of the Drug Enforcement Administration of our children, and to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice made by Special Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena on our behalf.

National Red Ribbon week serves as a tribute to Special Agent Camarena, who was kidnapped and brutally tortured and murdered by drug traffickers in Mexico. This tragic event produced an immediate outpouring of grief, but over time has generated a sense of hope across America. That hope is being kept alive through the hard work of thousands of Americans ---particularly our young people---who participate in Red Ribbon events during the last week in October. This tradition is stronger than ever today, as an increasing number of Americans are saying “yes” to a drug-free life.

Red Ribbon Week is the most far-reaching and well-known drug prevention event in America. The National Family Partnership, which coordinates Red Ribbon activities nationally, estimates that over 80 million Americans participate in Red Ribbon events. It’s also a chance for DEA to show our support for citizens throughout the United States who support our efforts to keep communities free from the ravages of drug trafficking and drug abuse.

Please join me this week in wearing a Red Ribbon to affirm our commitment to drug prevention and education, and to honor the memory of Kiki Camarena. I also ask you to take time to talk to your families, your neighbors and your communities about living a drug-free lifestyle. I am also asking supervisors to encourage their employees to spread this message of hope with their childrens’ schools, their churches and synagogues, and businesses in their communities. Employees may obtain materials and ribbons from Demand Reduction at Headquarters, and from Demand Reduction coordinators in DEA Field Divisions.

This is a great opportunity for all of us to send a clear and unequivocal message that drugs damage lives whether it is through lost productivity, unfulfilled dreams, drugged driving incidents, or addiction. And it’s a chance for us to show that Kiki Camarena’s spirit and hope for a drug-free America can never be extinguished.