BREAKING: Five students from Stranahan High School in Fort Lauderdale have been hospitalized following a serious incident involving cannabis-infused edibles. The crisis unfolded shortly after 9 a.m. today at the school located at 1800 SW Fifth Place, prompting a swift response from Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue.
Witnesses report that the students experienced alarming symptoms after consuming cannabis-infused “gummies,” leading to their hospitalization out of “an abundance of caution,” according to Broward County Public Schools. Several students felt disoriented and ill, with emergency services quickly assessing the situation on site.
As the situation develops, school officials, alongside law enforcement, are diligently investigating the source of the edibles. A statement from Broward County Public Schools emphasized their commitment to student safety and vigilance in light of today’s events.
While authorities have yet to provide updates on the conditions of the hospitalized students, initial reports suggest their admissions were primarily precautionary. This incident raises significant concerns about the accessibility and safety of cannabis products among students, especially in educational environments.
In response to the incident, school administrators are working closely with local authorities to ensure the safety of all students and to prevent future occurrences. Parents and guardians are urged to discuss the dangers of unauthorized substances with their children.
As this story unfolds, more details will be shared. Keep an eye on updates regarding the investigation and the health status of the students involved.
