McLeod Center’s Drug Education School is a state-approved program under North Carolina General Statute 90-96 that allows for the conditional discharge of criminal convictions for first time offenders accused of drug violations. Our Drug Education program is a one-week, 15-hour program that gives individuals the opportunity to evaluate the role that substances of abuse have played in their lives.
Registration for Drug Education School:
The first step to register for our 15-hour Drug Education School (DES) is to attend a FREE orientation at McLeod Center’s Main Building.
Orientation is held at 3:00 pm each day from Monday-Thursday.
McLeod Center offers a one-week, fast-track Drug Education School.
Drug Education School is held Monday-Friday from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
For more information, please contact Chris Schmidt at (704) 332-9001, ext. 2297.
McLeod Center is an authorized agency to accept N.C.G.S. 90-96 cases. Other court ordered offenses would include examples such as Drug/Paraphernalia, Possession of Marijuana, Underage Alcohol and Tobacco related offenses. There may be other misdemeanor offenses referred upon the courts approval.
Referral Sources:
- Judge/Courts
- Law Enforcement
- Public Defender’s Office
- District Attorney’s Office
- Private Attorneys
- Employers
- Athletic Programs
- Other agencies that may benefit from clients utilizing the program
For more information on the North Carolina Drug Education School Program, please click here.
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Cognitive Behavioral Intervention (CBI) is a 12 hour program focused on improving decision making skills, conflict resolution and anger management. It is designed to help individuals accept responsibility for actions and behavior in order to initiate changes and new coping strategies.
Referrals for the CBI program can be made by employers, athletic programs, or other agencies that may benefit from improvement in individuals decision making skills, conflict resolution, and anger management.
Court ordered referrals can include Misdemeanor Larceny, Simple Assault, Disorderly Conduct, and other offenses that the courts approve and send for completion of the CBI program.
In order to register for this course, you must first attend a FREE orientation offered every Monday through Thursday at 3:00pm.
Fast track one week schedule: Monday thru Thursday evening from 6:00pm-9:00pm
For more information please contact Chris Schmidt (704) 332-9001 Ext. 2297