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0:58Now PlayingEdina high school students are now allowed to carry and administer Naloxone, also known as Narcan, under a policy approved by the school board this week.
They are among the first to do so under new state law. The Minnesota Department of Education does not track which districts have implemented this new policy.
"I do believe we’re an early adopter," said Dr. Bittman. "Again, we just want to continue to learn with and from our families and make sure that we continue to do anything and everything we can.. I do anticipate that other districts will continue to talk about that and possibly follow our lead."
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