US EditionN.Y. teacher in trouble after giving students weed gummies, officials said
- On April 1, a teacher at Buffalo's PS 79 gave two students THC-infused edible gummies during a swim class.
- The teacher mistook the THC edibles, resembling Sour Patch Kids, for regular candy, unaware of their THC content.
- The gummies' packaging had a small label indicating 500mg of THC; one student felt sick, leading to hospitalization for both.
- The teacher admitted to giving the gummies, stating he did not know they contained THC, according to a police report.
- The school district placed the teacher on paid leave and emphasized student safety, calling the incident an isolated one.
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Upstate NY teacher placed on paid leave after accidentally giving students THC-laced candy
In early April, the teacher at William J. Grabiarz School of Excellence offered students edible gummies disguised as regular Sour Patch Kids, according to a Buffalo Police report.
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BPS teacher on leave after 2 students given edible gummies
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- A Buffalo Public Schools teacher has been placed on paid administrative leave after the teacher "inadvertently gave two students edible gummies" on April 1, a Buffalo Public Schools spokesperson confirmed to WIVB News 4. The spokesperson said that the incident occurred at Public School 79, and that it was an isolated incident. "The parents of the two affected students were immediately notified along with the Buffalo Polic…
Buffalo Public Schools teacher on leave after accidentally giving students THC edibles
A Buffalo Public Schools teacher has been placed on paid administrative leave after two students at PS 79 were inadvertently given THC edibles, according to school officials and a police report obtained by 7 News.The incident happened earlier this month at the William J. Grabiarz School of Excellence on Lawn Avenue. In a statement, the district said the teacher accidentally gave the students edible gummies, mistaking them for regular candy.Accor…
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