To provide a full range of classroom instruction for all levels of school-age children is the mission of what program?

The mission of providing a full range of classroom instruction for all levels of school-age children is primarily associated with the D.A.R.E. program, which stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education. D.A.R.E. is designed to educate children about the dangers of drug abuse, bullying, and making safe and responsible choices. This program focuses on building students' confidence, promoting positive decision-making skills, and increasing their knowledge about the substance abuse prevention.

While National Night Out is focused on community policing and fostering relationships between law enforcement and communities, GIITEM (Gang Intelligence Team Enforcement Mission) specifically addresses gang activity rather than holistic education for children. The Police Athletic League typically emphasizes sports and recreational programs for youth to foster relationships with law enforcement, but it does not encompass the full educational mission that D.A.R.E. aims to achieve with comprehensive classroom instruction.