SkyFOX is over Chester Community Charter School where third grade students ate candy containing THC, according to Chester police. CHESTER, Pa. - The CEO of Chester Community Charter School (CCCS) released a statement on Tuesday warning the school community of a drug-related issue that left a number of children hospitalized.
On Tuesday morning, a CCCS student reported to a school official that a number of students had eaten candy that was believed to contain THC, a product of marijuana, according to CEO, Dr.
David E. Clark, Jr. According to Chester police, third grade students ate edibles that were brought in by another student. The students who ingested the candy were quickly identified and transported to a local hospital.
School officials say that all the students' guardians were made aware of the situation. "There are predators out there who are packaging drugs in a way that targets unknowing children," Dr.