Fentanyl Awareness: Cal's Story — Two Years Later

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Two years ago after the death of several students, BSD embarked on a fentanyl awareness campaign that we dubbed, “Fake & Fatal: One Pill Can Kill.” It included lessons for all middle and high school students, staff training, posts on BSD social media accounts and a virtual Community Conversation event for students and parents. BSD was one of the first school districts in the country to address the fentanyl epidemic, largely due to the support of BSD parents Jon and Jennifer Epstein and their willingness to share their son’s story. Since then, we have made all these resources freely available to any school district in the country to use.

However, the reality is the fentanyl crisis is even more dire than it was two years ago. Teens are purchasing what they think are Adderall, Percocet, Oxycodone and Xanax pills via social media; what they’re getting are fake pills made from the deadly and more potent synthetic drug called fentanyl. The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) estimates that 6 in 10 fake pills contain a potentially fatal dose of fentanyl.

If you’re thinking to yourself, “my kid isn’t a drug addict,” know that most teens who use pills do not fit our dated notion of a drug user. Often, teens are seeking out what they think are real pharmaceutical pills to deal with anxiety or other mental health struggles. They’re not seeking out fentanyl. They don’t know that one pill can kill.

You and your child need to hear this message.



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