Resources for Educators
Teachers and school staff play a critical role in prevention and early intervention. You see students every day — and you’re often the first to notice changes in behavior, mood, or performance. The coalition partners with Warren County schools at no cost.
Recognizing warning signs in students.
- Sudden drop in grades or attendance.
- Loss of interest in school activities or sports.
- Noticeable changes in mood, behavior, or energy.
- Withdrawal from peers or increased isolation.
- Physical signs such as bloodshot eyes, fatigue, or declining hygiene.
More on youth mental health: CDC — Youth Mental Health · SAMHSA “Talk. They Hear You.”
Free support for your school.
Narcan training for staff
Brief, in-service-friendly trainings teach any staff member how to recognize an overdose and respond — plus how to stock naloxone on campus.
Classroom prevention resources
Curriculum materials and guest speakers on vaping, fentanyl awareness, mental health, and refusal skills.
Referrals for struggling students
We can help connect a student or family to local treatment, counseling, or recovery supports.
Family engagement
Co-hosted parent nights, take-home Narcan, and prevention materials for your school community.
Lock bags & Drug Take Back
Free medication lock bags, plus Drug Take Back events with the Warren County Sheriff’s Office that families can use year-round.
Crisis resources for students
988 (call or text) is free, 24/7, and confidential — a resource every student should know about.
Strong schools build strong communities.
Would you like the coalition to provide a training for your school staff, send classroom materials, or co-host a parent night? Reach out and we’ll be in touch.