Carol Stoughton organized a grassroots committee to adopt a tobacco free policy at San Juan Unified School District in Sacramento, then coordinated its tobacco education efforts. The Carol Stoughton papers consist primarily of files that she compiled during her time working for the school district.

Carol Stoughton was a school nurse who organized a grassroots committee, SUCCESS (Schools Undertaking to Clear Up Campuses and End Secondhand Smoke), to adopt a tobacco free policy at San Juan Unified School District in Sacramento. When the policy was implemented in 1990, she went on to serve as the school district's Tobacco Use Prevention Education (TUPE) Coordinator, then as its Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Education (DATE) Coordinator.

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