Overview: In a recent meeting of the Clay County Board of Commissioners, discussions unfolded around the success of a five-year community impact initiative aimed at reducing substance abuse among youth in the county. The initiative, funded by a positive community norms grant, demonstrated a marked decline in vaping rates at DGF schools, dropping from 24% to 5%, earning them a spot among the top ten schools in the state for low vaping prevalence. This achievement was part of a broader shift in community focus from the dangers of substance use to celebrating positive behaviors among students . . .