Drug-Free Schools and Communities

(Consumer Information Disclosure)

The IECC Board of Trustees recognizes the importance of a college environment                
that is free of substance abuse. The college environment includes students, employees,                   
and other persons participating in IECC District 529-sponsored classes, 
programs, services, and other activities or events. Substance abuse is defined as
the unauthorized possession, sale, transfer, purchase or use of alcohol, unlawful
narcotics, cannabis, or any other controlled substance. Substance abuse within
the college environment is prohibited. Students and employees involved in substance
abuse within the college environment are subject to disciplinary action. Any illegal
substance abuse will result in involvement of law enforcement officials. Contractors
to IECC District 529 are expected to comply with the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988.

Associated Policies and Procedures:

Substance Abuse Policy (100.9)

Drug-Free Workplace Policy (400.19)

Policy on Student Conduct (500.8)     Procedure on Student Conduct (500.8)

Resources:

• Health Risks
• Drug Uses and Effects
• Federal Trafficking Penalties
• Designate A Driver
• Use It and Lose It

Resources for Assistance (Students and Employees):

• Illinois Dept of Human Services, Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
• Illinois Dept of Human Services Helpline for Information and Referral Services (800-843-6154)
• Southeastern Illinois Counseling Centers, Inc.   (24-Hour Crisis Line  618-395-5026)
     ♦  Clay Family Counseling; Flora      
     ♦  Crawford Family Counseling; Robinson   
     ♦  Lawrence Family Counseling; Lawrenceville     
     ♦  Richland Family Counseling; Olney   
     ♦  Wabash Family Counseling; Mt. Carmel
     ♦  Wayne Family Counseling; Fairfield
• Southeastern Illinois Counseling Centers - Schedule
  
• Alcoholics Anonymous
• Alcoholics Anonymous in Southern Illinois
• Narcotics Anonymous
• Depot Counseling Center, Mt. Carmel (618-263-4970)
• Egyptian Public and Mental Health, Carmi (618-382-7311)
• Jasper County Health Department, Newton (618-783-4154)
• Jefferson County Comprehensive Services, Mt. Vernon (618-242-1546)
• Lawrence County Health Department, Lawrenceville (618-943-3754)
• Recovery.org

Resources for Assistance (Employees): 

Employees of the District who are concerned about their own drug or alcohol use and/or of their extended family members, may contact the Employee Assistance Plan (EAP) at 888-268-4809 or online at GuidanceResources Online