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Emergency Services technician Mary Bailey and shock-trauma technician Teddy Hannon discussed life-saving drugs and emergency procedures October 26 when they met with four sixth-grade science classes at the elementary school.
The all-day visit by the volunteers from Washington Fire and Rescue Services was initiated by Bailey’s daughter Marilyn, who is a student in one of Greg Drescher’s morning science classes.
Drescher said the class was discussing drugs in general: over-thecounter, prescription and how drugs are beneficial and harmful. Drescher said there was high interest among the students, possibly the result of television and normal exposure. "(Students) are still at a stage where there’s total questioning (about drugs),” Drescher said. "They really want to know, *What is it?*”
“It’s most important children know what drugs are and how they are used,” Bailey said, who also confirmed interest on the part of students.
November 1, students are scheduled to learn more about the dangers of drug abuse, when Bob Trainer of Rappahannock Family Guidance Services is a guest speaker.
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