GRAND RIVER ACADEMY

Livonia police are investigating a situation regarding a fifth-grader who brought marijuana-infused gummies to school and shared them with another student.

Two fifth grade students at Grand River Academy were hospitalized as a precaution after reportedly consuming marijuana edibles while at school.

A parent said one of the kindergartners "felt woozy" and a "little dizzy" after having four or five sips of a Jose Cuervo margarita from a Dixie cup.

Parents were outraged after an elementary school student brought alcohol to class and had other students drink it.Local 4 News is told that the student shared the drink with four other students.

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