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What Works: Schools Without Drugs is a comprehensive report published by the U.S. Department of Education to address the pressing issue of drug abuse in schools and to offer effective strategies for prevention. The publication provides an in-depth examination of various school-based drug prevention programs that have shown success in reducing drug use among students. It draws on data from several case studies, showcasing programs that emphasize peer influence, life skills education, and creating a supportive school environment.The report discusses a range of strategies, such as the implementation of drug-free school zones, counseling services, and collaboration with parents and communities to promote drug-free behaviors. It highlights successful initiatives from schools across the United States, focusing on evidence-based approaches that have led to tangible reductions in drug-related incidents.