PITTSBURGH — Two Pittsburgh Public Schools students are facing charges and disciplinary action after they were found Thursday in possession of a small amount of cocaine and pills, a school district spokeswoman said.
The students both attend Pittsburgh Clayton, an alternative education school within PPS for grades six-12.
The spokeswoman said the pills found on the students were not narcotics.
She said one student was taken to Shuman Juvenile Detention Center, and the other was released to a guardian.
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