SRSLY released a public service announcement today made by high school students to educate their peers about e-cigarette use. The PSA features information regarding the number of high school students in Chelsea that have reported vaping in the past 30 days. The PSA points out … Read more
Youth and adults are invited to a Community Forum to discuss youth mental health in the community. The forum will be on Monday, April 29 from 6:30-8:00pm in the Board Room at the Washington Street Education Center. If you have questions, email Lindsay.Baker@stjoeshealth.org or call … Read more
SRSLY is hosting a free movie night on Friday, April 5 in the Beach Middle School cafeteria. This event is open to all youth in grades 6 and above. SRSLY will be showing “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” (PG). In this 2018 animated film, teenager Miles … Read more
In March, SRSLY visited the Chelsea elementary schools to promote reading and literacy among children. By using comics, a medium that kids already enjoy, SRSLY passes along messages that benefit kids and help them establish a positive sense of place in Chelsea. SRSLY attended the … Read more
Representatives from SRSLY have returned from Washington, D.C., where they joined approximately 2,800 substance abuse prevention specialists and advocates from throughout the country for Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America’s (CADCA) 29th Annual National Leadership Forum, held from Feb. 4 through 7, at the Gaylord National … Read more
You may recognize Dinogator from our CPTN SRSLY comic book series! He might look scary, but he’s actually quite friendly. He’s part alligator, part dinosaur – and he’s the newest mascot from the comic books! This past fall, we asked the students at Beach Middle … Read more
Thank you to everyone who attended the 11th Annual SRSLY New Year’s Eve Party! More than 500 people attended the party this year, which was held from 4-8 p.m. at Beach Middle School on Monday, December 31. Big thank you to our sponsors! We could … Read more