The announcement comes after several incidents of students overdosing in school settings and on buses.
Camden County Board of Commissioners, law enforcement and other public officials announced in a news conference Tuesday that they will provide Narcan kits and training to school
bus drivers. So far, four districts across the county are participating in the program and 104 bus drivers have been trained to administer naloxone in the fight against opioid overdoses
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