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Students describe peer harm‑reduction work and push to expand school wellness centers, board members applaud
Summary
Student interns from the CAD mental health and harm‑reduction internship described naloxone training, needle‑exchange participation, partnerships with the district and county DA, and a push to expand private wellness centers at Justin Garza and Central East.
Students from Central Unified’s CAD (Chagata Jogada Movement) internship and student leaders presented on May 13 about harm‑reduction work, naloxone access and efforts to expand school wellness centers.
Chase Wilson, Associated Student Body president at Central East High School, gave a school‑level report on senior activities and mental‑health efforts. Mia Morales, representing Central Online Homeschool, described field trips and student exhibitions.
CAD interns — who identified themselves as…
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