Dante was a seventeen year old high school junior who was manifesting quite a few alcohol-related issues at school. Consequently, the principal informed him that he had to see Miss Johnson, the school therapist, before he would be allowed to return to school.

Later that day when Dante went home after school, he had to explain his school situation to his Mother and Father. His parents were “relatively old-style” and told Dante that getting suspended from school was not a possible educational game plan. They explained to Dante that failing to graduate from high school would most probably be like a lead weight around his ankles that could conceivably inhibit his educational achievement for the rest of his adult life. In addition, Dante’s Mother and Father were very dissatisfied that he was drinking in the first place and drinking with his pals in the second.

His Mom and Dad explained to Dante that although he may be a teenager, he needs to comprehend rather quickly that drinking is the road to financial problems, failure, pain, and ill health.

It was plain to see that his parents were out-and-out in full agreement with Dante’s principal and explained to Dante that

Dante was a sixteen year old high school sophomore who was manifesting numerous alcohol-related difficulties at school. For that reason, the principal told him that he had to see Miss Johnson, the school psychologist, before he would be permitted to come back to class.

Later that day when Dante went home after school, he had to explain his school discharge to his parents. His parents were “old school” and informed Dante that dropping out of school was not a practical educational game plan. They explained to Dante that failing to graduate from high school would likely be like a lead weight around his legs that could quite possibly inhibit his educational achievement for the remainder of his life. What is more, Dante’s parents were extremely unhappy that he was drinking in the first place and drinking with his pals in the second.

His Mom and Dad informed Dante that although he may be young, he needs to realize rather quickly that drinking is the road to pain, financial problems, ill health, and failure.

It was evident that his Mother and Father were out and out in full accord with Dante’s principal and explained to Dante that he needs to