Idahos Department of Education partners with ISP to teach schools about the dangers of fentanyl [Video]

IDAHO — An outreach program in Idaho is leading events at schools across Idaho to talk to communities about the dangers of fentanyl.

According to the Idaho Department of Education, the outreach program is designed to bring clear, compelling messaging about fentanyl to entire school communities. A $400,000 allocation from the Idaho Legistlature’s Millennium Fund Committee is funding the Idaho Department of Education along with the Idaho State Police in bringing their message to local education agencies (LEAs) statewide.

“As the dangers of fentanyl continue to rise, this project is a crucial step in protecting our communities, especially our youth,” said Colonel Bill Gardiner, Director of ISP. “By bringing education and awareness into schools, we’re empowering students, teachers and parents with the tools they need to recognize the risks and make informed decisions. This initiative isn’t just about prevention—it’s about saving lives and creating a safer future for all.”

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