January 5, 2025 - 01:10

Parents, educators, and community members will have the opportunity to share their thoughts on the newly drafted School-Connected Overdose Response and Notification Guidelines. The Virginia Department of Education is hosting a series of virtual feedback sessions aimed at gathering insights and suggestions from the community.
These guidelines are designed to establish a comprehensive framework for responding to overdose incidents within school settings, ensuring the safety and well-being of students. The initiative highlights the importance of collaboration between schools, families, and local health organizations to create a supportive environment for students facing substance use challenges.
Participants in the virtual sessions will be encouraged to voice their opinions, ask questions, and provide constructive feedback on the proposed guidelines. This collaborative effort aims to enhance the effectiveness of the response protocols and ensure they meet the needs of the community. The feedback gathered will play a crucial role in finalizing these important guidelines.
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