Schools Take Action as Students Consume Suspected Cannabis Edibles

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Four students at Armstrong High School in Richmond, Virginia, were treated for non-life-threatening conditions after ingesting suspected "cannabis items" containing THC. The school resource officer found the students in medical distress, and they were treated on the scene. One student was transported to the hospital as a precaution. Parents expressed frustration over the lack of notification from the school system and the spread of rumors on social media.
- Students treated at Richmond school after ingesting suspected ‘cannabis items’ WWBT
- ‘Her eyes were visibly red:’ Mom says her daughter was unknowingly given THC gummies at school WSB Atlanta
- USD 259 encourages parents to talk dangers of drugs after incidents at two schools KSN-TV
- Wichita school district responds after edibles make students sick at school KWCH
- Police: Richmond emergency crews respond after four students eat 'suspected cannabis' edibles at Armstrong High School WRIC ABC 8News
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