"They were laughing at him all through the school," said Murray. She says two ambulances and seven paramedics were at the school when she showed up, "That my son was found outside nonresponsive, pale white, vomiting, and I need to get to the school immediately," said Murray. This is not the first time Texas students have been hospitalized after THC-products were consumed at school.Paramedics began evaluating students, all of whom are expected to recover with no serious problems.While the incident does not directly impact legal dispensaries, it highlights the need for responsible cannabis storage, consumer education, and continued discussions on marijuana regulations.The report adds that school administrators are working to determine how many students were affected and how they obtained the suspected illegal THC substance.Become a member today, and join the experience with other teachers.The district has yet to determine how the THC-laced gummies ended up in the school, or who brought them.It doesn't appear other parents were told about the ambulances and apparent drug use at the junior high.When we asked Conroe ISD for a response, we were told, "Due to student privacy laws we are unable to comment." Houston ISD considers closing 12 schools "He can't go back to that school, because he's just a target for these kids," Murray said,It’s being reported that emergency crews responded to Shoemaker High School after some students reported feeling ill from a THC-laced food item.On April 1st, two students reportedly ingested THC-laced gummies handed to them by gym teacher Julian Blake.William J. Grabiarz School of Excellence, which serves students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.In the days following the incident, students reportedly noticed new restrictions being enforced regarding food and beverages.According to a district spokesperson, the incident was treated with urgency and the teacher was placed on leave pending further review. The details were released by Chron, regarding emergency crews visiting Shoemaker High School, part of Killeen ISD after several students began feeling sick. Watch local news, weather, and live events on Roku, Fire TV, and more — just search “FOX LOCAL” His mother says the principal and vice principal have given her conflicting stories about how many students were involved and if disciplinary action was taken. FOX 26 Reporter Randy Wallace spoke with the student and his mother about what happened at a Conroe ISD school. The William Floyd School District emphasized its commitment to drug prevention education and will continue hosting assemblies on the risks of marijuana use. "They were laughing at him all through the school," said Murray.In a statement obtained by the station, district officials confirmed the seven students were transported on Tuesday afternoon after ingesting gummies that have since tested positive for THC.MCPR was created in 2008 after Jamie left a newspaper that conflicted with her ethics.As cannabis laws evolve and the marijuana business expands, incidents involving THC-infused edibles in schools are becoming more frequent.The blog soon transitioned to a news website, and then to a print newspaper, which was sold in over 100 stores, and through subscription for several years.She says school officials told her at least one student gave Jayden homemade THC gummies, and had him use a blinker, which is a marijuana-filled vape.Some students said their snacks were taken away, though no official communication about policy changes was sent home.“Student safety is the top priority for New Caney ISD,” district officials said.Both children were taken to a local hospital and their parents were notified. Texas middle school students hospitalized after ingesting THC gummies The students, ages 12 to 14, experienced symptoms including dizziness, vomiting, and rapid heart rates, prompting emergency medical response. Some students said their snacks were taken away, though no official communication about policy changes was sent home. According to a district spokesperson, the incident was treated with urgency and the teacher was placed on leave pending further review. According to the official incident report, Blake mistakenly believed the candy was a regular brand of Sour Patch Kids before offering it to the students prior to a scheduled swim class. Officials Remind Parents About Substance Awareness It doesn't appear other parents were told about the ambulances and apparent drug use at the junior high.His mother says the principal and vice principal have given her conflicting stories about how many students were involved and if disciplinary action was taken.The report adds that school administrators are working to determine how many students were affected and how they obtained the suspected illegal THC substance."That my son was found outside nonresponsive, pale white, vomiting, and I need to get to the school immediately," said Murray.But these products are illegal not only on school grounds, but in Texas altogether.When we asked Conroe ISD for a response, we were told, "Due to student privacy laws we are unable to comment."This is not the first time Texas students have been hospitalized after THC-products were consumed at school. According to the incident report, the teacher remains under investigation for possible child endangerment in an educational setting. “The district cannot comment further as this is an active New Caney ISD police investigation.” Become a member today, and join the experience with other teachers. But these products are illegal not only on school grounds, but in Texas altogether. The blog soon transitioned to a news website, and then to a print newspaper, which was sold in over 100 stores, and through subscription for several years. Nearly a Dozen Long Island Students Hospitalized After Eating Marijuana Gummies Nearly a dozen students at William Floyd Middle School in Moriches, Long Island, were hospitalized after consuming marijuana-infused gummies during school hours. A Buffalo elementary school gym teacher is currently on paid administrative leave after two young students consumed cannabis-infused gummies that were given to them during school hours. In a statement obtained by the station, district officials confirmed the seven students were transported on Tuesday afternoon after ingesting gummies that have since tested positive for THC. School district officials did not immediately respond to inquiries from Fox News Digital about the hospitalization of the students. Several students at a Texas middle school were taken to the hospital on Tuesday after eating gummies laced with THC. Elementary School Students Hospitalized after Teacher Gives them THC Gummies Despite the seriousness of the situation, many parents expressed frustration at the lack of communication from school officials. The district has yet to determine how the THC-laced gummies ended up in the school, or who brought them. Both children were taken to a local hospital and their parents were notified. "He can't go back to that school, because he's just a target for these kids," Murray said,On April 1st, two students reportedly ingested THC-laced gummies handed to them by gym teacher Julian Blake.“The district cannot comment further as this is an active New Caney ISD police investigation.”According to the official incident report, Blake mistakenly believed the candy was a regular brand of Sour Patch Kids before offering it to the students prior to a scheduled swim class.School administrators are working to find out what exactly was consumed by the students and how it ended up on campus in the first place. of the Most Popular Nicknames Smokers Call Marijuana This is not the first time Texas students have been hospitalized after THC-products were consumed at school. As cannabis laws evolve and the marijuana business expands, incidents involving THC-infused edibles in schools are becoming more frequent. In the days following the incident, students reportedly noticed new restrictions being enforced regarding food and beverages. Several said they only became aware of the incident through their children or rumors circulating among students and parents. FOX 26 Reporter Randy Wallace spoke with the student and his mother about what happened at a Conroe ISD school.MCPR was created in 2008 after Jamie left a newspaper that conflicted with her ethics.“Student safety is the top priority for New Caney ISD,” district officials said.She says school officials told her at least one student gave Jayden homemade THC gummies, and had him use a blinker, which is a marijuana-filled vape.Both children were taken to a local hospital and their parents were notified."They were laughing at him all through the school," said Murray. Latest News William J. Grabiarz School of Excellence, which serves students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Find tools and resources for your students School administrators are working to find out what exactly was consumed by the students and how it ended up on campus in the first place. Paramedics began evaluating students, all of whom are expected to recover with no serious problems. The William Floyd School District emphasized its commitment to drug prevention education and will continue hosting assemblies on the risks of marijuana use.The district has yet to determine how the THC-laced gummies ended up in the school, or who brought them.It’s being reported that emergency crews responded to Shoemaker High School after some students reported feeling ill from a THC-laced food item.Find tools and resources for your studentsHis mother says the principal and vice principal have given her conflicting stories about how many students were involved and if disciplinary action was taken.Paramedics began evaluating students, all of whom are expected to recover with no serious problems.While the incident does not directly impact legal dispensaries, it highlights the need for responsible cannabis storage, consumer education, and continued discussions on marijuana regulations.The report adds that school administrators are working to determine how many students were affected and how they obtained the suspected illegal THC substance. On April 1st, two students reportedly ingested THC-laced gummies handed to them by gym teacher Julian Blake. The gummies, the statement read, were brought to school by a student and all parents and guardians of the students involved were notified. (KNUE-FM) One Texas school day went completely wrong when several students were taken to a nearby hospital after reportedly eating THC edibles. She says school officials told her at least one student gave Jayden homemade THC gummies, and had him use a blinker, which is a marijuana-filled vape. School officials reported the incident and several ambulances responded to transport the seven students to Texas Children’s Woodlands and Kingwood Hospital. Emergency Crews Respond to Shoemaker High School MCPR was created in 2008 after Jamie left a newspaper that conflicted with her ethics. When we asked Conroe ISD for a response, we were told, "Due to student privacy laws we are unable to comment." "He can't go back to that school, because he's just a target for these kids," Murray said, It doesn't appear other parents were told about the ambulances and apparent drug use at the junior high. She says two ambulances and seven paramedics were at the school when she showed up,(KNUE-FM) One Texas school day went completely wrong when several students were taken to a nearby hospital after reportedly eating THC edibles.The incident raises concerns about the accessibility of cannabis edibles to minors, as the source of the THC gummies remains unclear.Watch local news, weather, and live events on Roku, Fire TV, and more — just search “FOX LOCAL”Despite the seriousness of the situation, many parents expressed frustration at the lack of communication from school officials.Several students at a Texas middle school were taken to the hospital on Tuesday after eating gummies laced with THC.School officials reported the incident and several ambulances responded to transport the seven students to Texas Children’s Woodlands and Kingwood Hospital. Student hospitalized after eating THC gummies “Student safety is the top priority for New Caney ISD,” district officials said. The report adds that school administrators are working to determine how many students were affected and how they obtained the suspected illegal THC substance. It’s being reported that emergency crews responded to Shoemaker High School after some students reported feeling ill from a THC-laced food item. While the incident does not directly impact legal dispensaries, it highlights the need for responsible cannabis storage, consumer education, and continued discussions on marijuana regulations. The incident raises concerns about the accessibility of cannabis edibles to minors, as the source of the THC gummies remains unclear.