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Two Edmond elementary school students were sent to the hospital after eating medical marijuana edibles.  An investigation uncovered a group chat involving several students at Sunset Elementary looking to get their hands on edible marijuana. The drug made its way on the school's campus when a student messaged back saying they would bring some with them to school. “A fourth grade girl came to the office and was complaining and said she didn't feel very well. She reported that she had eaten an edible that was given to her by another fourth grade student, a friend who brought it to school,”...

Updated: 2:20 PM CDT May 13, 2021 KOCO Staff Two Edmond Elementary students were taken to the hospital after eating edible marijuana at school, officials with the Edmond Public Schools District confirmed.According to officials, this happened at Sunset Elementary near Eighth Street and Fretz Avenue. Officials said another student brought the edibles that looked like gummy candy to the school. The children are expected to be OK. EDMOND, Okla. — Two Edmond Elementary students were taken to the hospital after eating edible marijuana at school, officials with the Edmond P...

Third grade teacher at Sunset Elementary School

, which was introduced Tuesday night by city councilors, defines areas where dog excrement is prohibited and allows for a fine to be imposed. The ordinance comes after multiple complaints from residents in recent weeks. The new ordinance defines in clear terms the requirements of owners removing and disposal of dog excrement within the city of Craig due to continuing issues with dog excrement being present within city limits. “We decided to take a look at the ordinance following comments and concerns at the last council meeting,” said City Attorney Heather Cannon. “The code was already ...

The public has suggested 105 possible new names so far for George Fox Middle in Pasadena, part of a process for stripping the name of a racist former school superintendent and replacing it with something to make today’s students proud.