The purpose of this study is to assess in selected Vancouver elementary schools the drug education program utilizing the film "Drugs Are Like That." Questionnaire responses are summarized for: (1) parents who attended the advanced showings of the film with the subsequent discussions on drug abuse, and (2) principals, teacher, counsellors, nurses and Junior League volunteers who assisted with the drug education program for grades 4-7 at seven elementary schools. Analysis of responses showed that: (1) the majority of parents and resource personnel gave a "good" rating to the film, the evening program, classroom discussion, and the kit of drug information booklets; (2) most parents and resource personnel indicated that the film was suitable primarily for grade 4 and secondarily for grade 5; and (3) both groups agreed overwhelmingly that schools should share with parents the drug education of children. (For related documents, see TM 002 759-60.) (Author/KM)