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Tuskan honored as SADD National Advisor of the Year

Posted at 1:14 pm September 4, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Mary Tuskan and Julie Strike

Above are Clinton High School counselor Mary Tuskan, left, and Julie Strike, SADD state coordinator for Tennessee.

Mary Tuskan, counselor at Clinton High School, was chosen from a large number of qualified applicants as the SADD National Advisor of the Year, a press release said.

SADD President and Chief Executive Officer Penny Wells said that Tuskan, through her work at Clinton High School, has “exemplified our idea of a successful SADD advisor,” the press release said.

It said Tuskan led the members of the SADD chapter and Allies for Substance Abuse Prevention (ASAP) of Anderson County Youth Coalition to CHS’s repeat victory in this past January’s Red Ribbon Rivalry and continues to support the students in their efforts such as the “Will you stay sober with me?” prom campaign.

Anderson County Director of Schools Larry Foster said: “We were very pleased to hear the news of Ms. Tuskan being named National SADD Advisor of the Year. She is very deserving of such an honor. She has worked extremely hard with our students in Anderson County. Her commitment and dedication to substance abuse prevention is outstanding and she is always giving of her time. Her work is recognized throughout our system and is very much appreciated.” [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Education, Health, Honors and Spotlight, K-12, Nonprofits, Top Stories Tagged With: Allies for Substance Abuse Prevention of Anderson County, Anderson County, ASAP, ASAP Community Coalition, ASAP Youth Coalition, CHS, Clinton High School, Larry Foster, Mary Tuskan, National Advisor of the Year, Penny Wells, SADD, SADD National Advisor of the Year, Stacey Pratt, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Students Against Drunk Driving, substance abuse

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