Drug Prevention Speaker to Visit Harrison County Schools

Sep.07.2022
Drug Prevention Speaker to Visit Harrison County Schools
Ray Lozano from the National Foundation for Drug-Free Youth will speak about the dangers of vaping in Harrison County schools.

Ray Lozano, a spokesperson for the National Endowment for Drug Education (NED) in Clarksburg, West Virginia, will speak about the dangers of vaping at Harrison County middle and high schools from September 26th to 29th.


Ray Lozano will be visiting middle schools and high schools in Harrison county from September 26th to 29th.


In 2019, Lozano visited schools in Harrison County to discuss the dangers of alcohol, drug, and tobacco use among teenagers.


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