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Reply to "‘There is a fentanyl problem here': 9 overdoses reported at Loudoun County high school"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do you think parental behavior will change to such an extent that student behavior will change, if the emails say the incident was an overdose? "Hey, someone overdosed at your school today. Don't be an idiot and take pills that might kill you." "Okay, Mom, I won't." Parents should already be having these conversations with their kids, who will either listen or not. An email won't make a measurable difference.[/quote] No. The point is to make parents aware of what the signs are if their child is on drugs or how to respond if their kid OD’s at home. This community mostly speaks Spanish. They don’t have the awareness of fentanyl and how drugs now are a very different level of risk than regular kid experimentation. The parents simply need to be aware of what this looks like so they can respond as well if their child has a medical emergency at home or outside of school. They don’t realize themselves how deadly just one pill can be. [/quote] They don't realize the dangers of drugs because they speak Spanish? That's absurd and insulting. The schools have been hosting info sessions about this, and they send it out in Spanish as well as English. https://www.lcps.org/cms/lib/VA01000195/Centricity/domain/28227/flyers/OpioidsWhat%20youneedtoknowENG%20SPA.pdf [/quote]
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