Surprise school district's drug info night to discuss risks, vaping
Dysart Unified School District parents and students can learn about the misconceptions and risks associated with drug use, including vaping and opioids, at a drug information night this month.
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Dysart Unified School District parents and students can learn about the misconceptions and risks associated with drug use, including vaping and opioids, at a drug information night this week.
The district is partnering with local law enforcement for the free public presentation at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 22 in the Media Center at Valley Vista High School, 15550 N. Parkview Place.
The health risks of drug use, potential legal ramifications and resources to receive support will also be covered at the event.
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Surprise school district's drug info night to discuss risks, vaping
Courtesy Metro Creative Connection
Dysart Unified School District parents and students can learn about the misconceptions and risks associated with drug use, including vaping and opioids, at a drug information night this month.
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Dysart Unified School District parents and students can learn about the misconceptions and risks associated with drug use, including vaping and opioids, at a drug information night this week.
The district is partnering with local law enforcement for the free public presentation at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 22 in the Media Center at Valley Vista High School, 15550 N. Parkview Place.
The health risks of drug use, potential legal ramifications and resources to receive support will also be covered at the event.
Attendees can also learn about what warning signs to watch for, and take away information to use in conversations with their students and family members.
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