Middle school student found with edibles on metro Atlanta campus, parents react
School leaders and parents from a local middle school are reacting after a staff member found a student with edibles.
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Waterloo transgender bathroom policy leads to demonstrations, school harassment probe
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Stanford Law Dean Stands by Apology to Judge, Suspends Colleague Who Disrupted Lecture
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South Carolina teachers, activists revolt against conservative school board: ‘Christian nationalists’
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Fourth MSU student wounded in shooting discharged from Sparrow Hospital
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Fox News Reporter Hugs Son Live On Air While Reporting On Shooting At His School
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Arkansas restricts school bathroom use by transgender people
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As Princeton enters Sweet 16 spotlight, so should lawsuit vs. Ivy League and its policy of not offering athletic scholarships
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