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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In Arlington County, a student OD'd and sadly passed away at one of the high schools a few months ths ago. There have been at least 2 overdoses in the HS I work at in Fairfax this year. They do not publicize it even to the staff. I found out through students talking in my classes.
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OMG. It’s like the kid never existed. Awful.[/quote]
I’m sure the school pressures the family to keep quiet. Despicable.[/quote]

Ok, have any other conspiracy theories to share?[/quote]

If a child were injured by a gun or knife in the school, we would hear about it.

This is just as serious and parents should know--how else will they be aware of the problem?

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So-called student offenders have rights too you know.

Including the right to privacy.[/quote]
Liar. Criminals do not have a right to keep their crimes private. That’s why the whole world heard about the six year old American kid who shot his teacher.[/quote]

But these kids are (in the moment) harming only themselves. They haven’t been caught distributing it or on their possession before taking it. [/quote]

It doesn't matter.  Parents need to know there is a problem.  They don't need to know every last detail, but they do need to know that drugs are happening.  If they don't know, they think everything is perfect.[/quote]
Exactly.[/quote]

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