North Clackamas
School District
Substance Use Prevention & Intervention
North Clackamas School District Substance Use Prevention & Intervention Plan
In accordance with Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR 581-022-2045), the North Clackamas School District has developed a comprehensive Substance Use Prevention and Intervention Plan. Approved by the School Board in partnership with local health experts, educators, parents, and community partners, this plan outlines our district-wide approach to keeping students safe and informed.
The plan establishes age-appropriate K–12 health education curriculum, including crucial instruction on the dangers of synthetic opioids like fentanyl, and details our district policies, intervention strategies, and emergency referral procedures. We are committed to supporting the health, safety, and well-being of every student.
School-Based Substance Use Prevention & Intervention Support
North Clackamas School District partners with Northwest Family Services (NWFS) for School-Based Drug and Alcohol assessment and treatment services. Northwest Family Services Case Managers, Counselors and Peer Support Specialists will meet with students at school to provide drug and alcohol assessment and treatment services. Students can self refer, be referred by parents/guardians, and can be referred by school staff.
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