We surveyed 42 local districts to learn how prepared they are to handle fentanyl overdoses. Here’s how they responded.
of a battle against a drug that is 100 times more potent than morphine. The alarming danger is that drug traffickers are lacing fentanyl into counterfeit versions of less dangerous drugs that kids can easily buy online, experts say. So it’s striking down kids who aren’t hardened drug addicts but may actually be inexperienced or unaware of what they are ingesting.Overdose deaths — some on campus — are leading schools across California to take action.
A Bay Area News Group survey of 42 school districts in Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Francisco and San Mateo counties found only 40% have already trained their staff and fewer have stocked up on Narcan, but many districts said they were planning on doing both in the next two months.
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