‘There is a fentanyl problem here': 9 overdoses reported at Loudoun County high school

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I want to know. Different schools don’t exist n bubbles. All these kids interact at sports events, various programs and in the general public.

Incredibly weak justification for being nosy. What happened to this kid actually affects you zero.

Nosy? Not in the slightest. I prefer to live in a world where people care about each other, especially our kids, and that requires knowing what’s going on.

You are a nosy busy body. You will have no effect upon some kid you don't know. This is not an action that shows you care Gladys. Get a hobby.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Got tonight's email. Reminded my children not to take drugs. Rinse and repeat the next time the email arrives. And it will.

What email?

Are you not an LCPS parent? Thanks to Youngkin’s stupid EO now we all get an email if a kid has any kind of overdose at any school. So we all got one about some kid at Freedom having an OD yesterday.

The horror! Do you react the same way when you get junk mail? Just scroll on by. Personally, as both a parent and a teacher, I appreciate getting the heads up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I want to know. Different schools don’t exist n bubbles. All these kids interact at sports events, various programs and in the general public.

Incredibly weak justification for being nosy. What happened to this kid actually affects you zero.

Nosy? Not in the slightest. I prefer to live in a world where people care about each other, especially our kids, and that requires knowing what’s going on.

So I’m assuming you found a way to contact the family of the kid who had the OD at freedom? Maybe you’re connecting them with mental health resources for their kid, or taking them a Thanksgiving dinner? No… you just read an email.