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DEA honors Tempe Union students, presents $3,000 to 'No Second Chance' campaign
Summary
DEA Special Agent in Charge Sherry Oz told the Tempe Union High School District board that student-led No Second Chance fentanyl-prevention work earned one of DEA’s 2023 national drug prevention awards; the DEA presented a $3,000 award, a plaque and a letter from Administrator Anne Milgram.
Special Agent in Charge Sherry Oz of the Drug Enforcement Administration told the Tempe Union High School District governing board that the district’s No Second Chance student campaign was selected as one of two national winners of the DEA’s 2023 drug prevention awards.
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