On October 22, two students at Thomas Stone High School, ages 14-17, were found to be in possession of vape devices containing THC. Also, a student, age 18, at Westlake High School was in possession of a vape containing THC. On October 21, an 18‑year‑old student at Henry E. Lackey High School was found in possession of six unopened vapes that tested positive for THC. Also on October 21, a student at Thomas Stone High School, age 18, was found to be in possession of two vape devices containing THC. The students were charged on citations and face disciplinary consequences from the Charles County Public Schools in accordance with the code of student conduct. Parents are urged to talk with their children about the dangers of consuming these products which could contain harmful substances.
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