It’s a crisis that a local school district has seen up close. The Hays Consolidated Independent School District confirmed at least four of its students have died after overdosing on fentanyl since last summer.
The district, 50 miles north of San Antonio, in Kyle, serves 20,000 students. District leaders say they’re determined to do everything possible to keep its students safe.Zuniga said everyone in her school, including fellow students, works together to keep students safe from drugs.
Students within the district have also created a fentanyl-awareness campaign. They created posters and drawings, which are seen throughout schools, alerting teens about the dangers of the synthetic opioid.
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