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Teacher Accused of Giving Denver Middle School Students Cannabis Brownies
- In 2024, a middle school educator at Denver’s Kepner Beacon was convicted of two misdemeanor child abuse charges after giving students brownies containing marijuana as an incentive.
- The case began after two boys won a Greek and Latin root word contest in Wilson's class and were given brownies on June 3, 2024, which one student said had a weird sour taste and made him feel nauseous and disoriented.
- Wilson's attorney denied the brownies contained drugs, stating they were regular baked goods from a previous batch, and argued there was no motive to drug students, while prosecutors highlighted that the brownies tested positive for THC.
- A 13-year-old testified that after eating the brownie, he experienced head pain and dizziness, requiring his friends to assist him to his mother’s car. Prosecutor Brad Watts urged the jury to find the defendant guilty on both counts, which include negligence causing bodily injury and negligence without bodily injury.
- Wilson was put on paid leave by Denver Public Schools following the conclusion of the 2023-2024 school year and officially parted ways with the district before the 2024-2025 school year began, while the investigation and sentencing process are still ongoing.
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Teacher accused of giving middle school students cannabis brownies
DENVER (KDVR) — The parents of two 12-year-old Colorado students are suing a language arts teacher, accusing her of baking and distributing cannabis-laced brownies to the two children. Sharon Wilson, a sixth grade language arts teacher at Denver's Kepner Beacon Middle School, is accused in a civil lawsuit of placing "her students in direct danger after she personally baked and distributed home-made brownies laced with tetrahydrocannabinol," or T…
Teacher accused of giving Denver middle school students cannabis brownies
DENVER (KDVR) — The parents of two 12-year-old Colorado students are suing a language arts teacher, accusing her of baking and distributing cannabis-laced brownies to the two children. Sharon Wilson, a sixth grade language arts teacher at Denver's Kepner Beacon Middle School, is accused in a civil lawsuit of placing "her students in direct danger after she personally baked and distributed home-made brownies laced with tetrahydrocannabinol," or T…
Teacher sued for allegedly giving Denver middle school students marijuana brownies
DENVER (KDVR) — The parents of two 12-year-old students in the Denver Public School district are suing a language arts teacher, accusing her of baking and distributing marijuana-laced brownies to the two children. Sharon Wilson, a 6th-grade language arts teacher at Kepner Beacon Middle School, is accused in a civil lawsuit of placing "her students in direct danger after she personally baked and distributed home-made brownies laced with tetrahydr…
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