Reports – TOPS: Texas Opioid Prevention for K-12 Students

TOPS Reports

See what TOPS has accomplished so far, what we are learning from Texas communities and schools, and where the project stands. Each report includes a one-page infographic and a link to the full report.

Community Conversations

Community Conversations Report: Year One

Between September 2025 and March 2026, TOPS hosted 19 Community Conversations across 8 TOPS Areas, engaging about 370 community members. This report shares how youth encounter fentanyl, what families and communities need, and recommended actions for schools, community organizations, and parents.

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Infographic: Texas Schools and Opioid Prevention, a survey of 331 Texas school principals. 74 percent believe prevention education is important, but only 21 percent provide more than 2 hours a year. Click to view the full report on Google Drive.

School Principal Survey

OPES: Opioid Prevention Education and Services School Principal Report

The OPES survey asked 331 Texas school principals about their needs, awareness, and readiness to deliver opioid misuse prevention education. It highlights the gap between how much principals value prevention and how much instruction time it gets, the main barriers schools face, and the resources they are asking for.

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