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🎙️ Today’s GBU in Education: School Safety, Fentanyl, and the Brown University Shooting
Real talk for students, parents, and educators

Some days in education require us to slow down and talk honestly about real life.

In this episode, Dr. Sherri Rochel breaks down The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly in education — not as a news reporter, but as a caring teacher having the conversations students, parents, and schools need to have before crises happen.

This episode covers:
• Positive school culture and adult presence
• A 13-year-old middle school student and fentanyl exposure
• The Brown University shooting and why campus violence affects all schools
• How speaking up early can save lives
• What students and adults should do when something feels “off”

This is not fear-based content.
This is prevention, connection, and trust-based education.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
Intro – 0:35
The Good – 1:38
The Bad – 3:48
The Ugly – 9:38
Reflection & Wrap-Up – 17:54

🎧 ABOUT THIS EPISODE

This episode is shared through the lens of an experienced educator and parent, focusing on school safety, mental health, and real-world risks facing students today.

Topics discussed include:
• School safety conversations
• Drug exposure and fentanyl awareness
• Campus violence and warning signs
• Emotional well-being for students

Viewer discretion advised, especially for younger audiences.

🌱 KEY MESSAGE

Big change doesn’t start with headlines.
It starts with showing up, speaking up, and not staying silent when something feels wrong.

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