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ROANOKE, Va. – The Virginia Department of Education is set to hold a public comment meeting on Thursday, January 9th at 5:30 p.m. to discuss its draft guidance aimed at enhancing overdose response protocols within school divisions. This initiative comes in light of rising concerns regarding substance misuse among students and the urgent need for effective intervention strategies.
The draft guidance outlines procedures for schools to follow in the event of an overdose, emphasizing the importance of timely notifications to emergency services and the implementation of training programs for staff members. The goal is to equip educators and administrators with the necessary tools to respond swiftly and effectively to such emergencies.
Community members, educators, and stakeholders are encouraged to participate in the meeting to provide their insights and feedback on the proposed guidelines. The Department of Education aims to refine its approach based on public input, ensuring that the final guidance reflects the needs and concerns of the community while prioritizing student safety and well-being.
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