Tobacco-Use Prevention Education (TUPE) funds allocated to the California Department of Education (CDE) for school-based tobacco-use prevention education programs, the California Health and Safety Code Section 104430 requires at least two-thirds of the local assistance funds be allocated to local educational agencies (LEAs) for tobacco-use prevention, intervention, and cessation programs in schools.

• 5 Vaping Facts You Need to Know
• Office of the U.S Surgeon General and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office on Smoking and Health
• Surgeon General’s Advisory on E-cigarette Use Among Youth
• E-cigarette fact Sheet
• E-cigarettes and young people
• It is not like you can buy a new Brain
• Parents Talk with your students about E-cigarettes
• Text to Quit Vaping

• CDC Electronic Cigarette Information
• AAP JUUL Factsheet - What Pediatricians and Families need to know
• JUUL on Good Morning America
• Flavors Hook Kids - Learn about the social and health effects of vaping - CA Tobacco Control Program
• CA Dept. of Ed recognizes CUSD as a Tobacco-Free School District
• You and Me, Together Vape-Free

• SDCOE Substance Abuse Prevention and Education
• SDCOE Nursing Page (Naloxone Toolkit and Resources)
• SDCOE Mental Health Resources
• I Choose My Future Video Series
• NIDA Teacher Resources
• Operation Prevention San Diego
• Natural High
• Teen Guide to Substance Use Disorder
• Stanford Tobacco Prevention Toolkit
• Stanford Cannabis Prevention Toolkit
• Kick it CA – Quit Vaping
• Truth Initiative’s This is Quitting
• Rescue Agency’s Hit the Quit – ​​​​​​​Although this is not a free resource some other districts have had success partnering with the Rescue Agency and providing their cessation program to all students in the district