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Five Muldrow students suspended
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A teacher at Muldrow High School informed the principle, David Rhodes, that she noticed something suspicious about some of her students Wednesday morning.
Rhodes investigated the suspicious activities of the five high school students and discovered that a few of the students had brought six pills to school and were passing them out to a couple of friends.
The incident was resolved in just a few hours, and the students were very cooperative, School Superintendent Roger Sharp said.
“It was just poor judgment by the students, these are really good kids that have no other disciplinary records. Hopefully they will learn from this experience,” Sharp said.
The five students were suspended and school officials are currently investigating the activities that took place in the high school.
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