This document is a congressional report on the Drug Abuse Resistance Education Act of 1990, House of Representatives (H.R.) 5064 which requires the Secretary of Education to reserve $15 million from the appropriations made for the Drug Free Schools and Communities Act for grants to consortia of local educational agencies and other agencies to provide instruction to students in kindergarten through grade six that are designed to teach students to recognize and resist pressures that influence students to use illicit drugs or alcohol. The report notes that the Committee on Education and Labor was asked to amend the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act of 1986 in H.R.5064 and reports favorably thereon. This report contains a section-by-section summary of the amendment with enacting clause of the bill and inserts the new text in italics. These topics are discussed: funding; committee consideration; need for the legislation; major provisions of the bill; oversight; cost estimate; committee estimate; and inflationary impact statement. Additional dissenting views on H.R.5064 by Bill Goodling and Tom Petri are included. (ABL)