Two Keystone (Lagrange, OH) High School students have been suspended for supposedly buying Adderall from fellow students, the latest in a series of suspensions resulting from the illicit distribution of these drugs.

"The teens received the same punishment as three girls who were accused of selling the drug generally used to treat attention-deficit and hyperactivity to other students earlier this month."

Another student was also suspended for buying the drug. The suspensions will likely lead to expulsions, and the school's assistant principal says his investigation is ongoing. Source: Chronicle-Telegram (OH)

Labels: medications, students, drugs

Posted By: Aspen Education Group