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Parent Education Session
What to Know About Fentanyl
Nov. 27 | 5-6 PM
Corona del Mar High School - Learning Resource Center
2101 Eastbluff Dr., Newport Beach
Russian and Spanish interpretation, as well as childcare, will be available.
Dec. 7 | 6-7 PM
Costa Mesa High School - Library
2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
Spanish interpretation and childcare will be available.
Join us as Orange County Sheriff Department Sergeant Brian Gunsolley provides valuable life-saving information about the fentanyl crisis and how to reduce the risk of accidental overdose.
Counterfeit versions of fentanyl (a potent analgesic medication) have been known to be illegally sold to unsuspecting teens seeking relief from pain and anxiety.
Between 2019-2021, fentanyl-related teen deaths rose 1,800% in Orange County, making it the leading cause of death for minors.
For more information, visit the district's Parent Education webpage.
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