Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you did not receive a letter from the school, then it's probably just a rumor. But you can call the school and ask for confirmation.

Police data has a call for it yesterday at 1:43pm.

https://data.montgomerycountymd.gov/Public-Safety/Police-Dispatched-Incidents/98cc-bc7d

Second time in a week there’s been a cannabis incident at an MCPS middle school. The kids are not OK.

I don't see it. What incident ID?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you did not receive a letter from the school, then it's probably just a rumor. But you can call the school and ask for confirmation.

Police data has a call for it yesterday at 1:43pm.

https://data.montgomerycountymd.gov/Public-Safety/Police-Dispatched-Incidents/98cc-bc7d

Second time in a week there’s been a cannabis incident at an MCPS middle school. The kids are not OK.

This seems only to be a problem at W feeders. Maybe they're the only schools where kids have the $$$ for this sort of thing.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you did not receive a letter from the school, then it's probably just a rumor. But you can call the school and ask for confirmation.

Police data has a call for it yesterday at 1:43pm.

https://data.montgomerycountymd.gov/Public-Safety/Police-Dispatched-Incidents/98cc-bc7d

Second time in a week there’s been a cannabis incident at an MCPS middle school. The kids are not OK.

Then get the NBMS PTA involved and complain to the Principal that there needs to be better communication about these things, and that the community wants to know when these things happen, and what the school does when it happens.

My kids are in the next cluster over (BCC), and parents at the high school are up in arms over the Principal's handling of several incidents - we're having meetings to demand better communication and transparency. Westland MS is relatively OK with its communication, I feel.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would the police be called unless there's fentanyl in them? Hasn't every HS since at least the 1950's had kids selling pot brownies/cookies?

It’s a middle school, genius.

I teach at a middle school and the police weren't called when students were smoking pot in the bathroom. The principal was nearby the bathroom at the time and he did nothing.

Your school needs a new principal.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would the police be called unless there's fentanyl in them? Hasn't every HS since at least the 1950's had kids selling pot brownies/cookies?

It’s a middle school, genius.

I teach at a middle school and the police weren't called when students were smoking pot in the bathroom. The principal was nearby the bathroom at the time and he did nothing.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would the police be called unless there's fentanyl in them? Hasn't every HS since at least the 1950's had kids selling pot brownies/cookies?

It’s a middle school, genius.

I teach at a middle school and the police weren't called when students were smoking pot in the bathroom. The principal was nearby the bathroom at the time and he did nothing.

Anonymous wrote:Why would the police be called unless there's fentanyl in them? Hasn't every HS since at least the 1950's had kids selling pot brownies/cookies?

Oh! Well that makes it ok!

Agree these kids almost always get it from their parents or other family members. It’s so easy for adults to get it now that they probably don’t even notice it’s missing from their stash.

And they are often getting it from crazy family members. This year I have had to deal with some real nutter parents. There are some major mental health problems and homelessness out there at the moment. I feel sorry for the kids in these situations.

Anonymous wrote:If you did not receive a letter from the school, then it's probably just a rumor. But you can call the school and ask for confirmation.

Police data has a call for it yesterday at 1:43pm.

https://data.montgomerycountymd.gov/Public-Safety/Police-Dispatched-Incidents/98cc-bc7d

Second time in a week there’s been a cannabis incident at an MCPS middle school. The kids are not OK.

If you did not receive a letter from the school, then it's probably just a rumor. But you can call the school and ask for confirmation.

I’m a parent there and I did not hear about it.

Anonymous wrote:Why would the police be called unless there's fentanyl in them? Hasn't every HS since at least the 1950's had kids selling pot brownies/cookies?

It’s a middle school, genius.

Why would the police be called unless there's fentanyl in them? Hasn't every HS since at least the 1950's had kids selling pot brownies/cookies?

Anyone hearing about kids buying edibles at North Bethesda today? Police apparently were called.