What parents can discuss with children about spring break to keep them safe

It’s spring break for many students, and for parents, children’s safety is top of mind.

Last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a record 107,000 people died of drug overdoses.

And, according to data from the Drug Enforcement Administration, in 2021, synthetic opioids like fentanyl caused 67% of those overdose deaths. In order to keep children safe, here are some things parents can discuss with them as they plan their spring break travels.Develop and agree on a plan while they are on vacation.Keep an eye on travel advisories and warnings.

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