Officials say Narcan is now stocked in NYC public high schools, but some principals say they haven’t received it yet

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The opioid crisis is a new challenge for schools this fall.

As fentanyl fears remain high among teens, New York City Public Schools officials say Narcan, the medicine used to reverse opioid overdoses, is now stocked in its high schools.

CBS New York has been following the opioid crisis and the push to get Narcan in schools.

Read more on CBS News New York.

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