Grades 9–12 | Film-Based Fentanyl Prevention Curriculum One Time is a trauma-informed prevention education experience built around a powerful 32-minute film and structured classroom curriculum designed to help students engage in honest, life-changing conversations about fentanyl awareness, peer pressure, grief, emotional coping, and decision-making. Created for grades 9–12, this turnkey workbook and teacher guide gives educators everything needed to facilitate meaningful discussions without requiring students to disclose personal experiences. Through guided reflection, scenario-based activities, discussion prompts, and real-world prevention education, students are encouraged to think critically about choices, consequences, relationships, and resilience. The Classroom Edition includes: Ready-to-teach lesson modules Teacher facilitation guides Student reflection activities Peer pressure & refusal-skill exercises Fentanyl awareness education Grief & emotional wellness discussions Flexible pacing for single-session or multi-week implementation Trauma-informed structure designed for safe classroom engagement Unlike traditional scare-based drug education, One Time uses storytelling to create emotional connection, empathy, and lasting impact. Ideal for: Health classrooms Counseling programs SEL initiatives Prevention coalitions Youth leadership groups Community education events “One choice can change a life. Choose wisely. Choose hope.”