Va. students taken to hospital
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Washington Post editors
Three West Springfield High School students have been taken from class to a hospital, ABC 7 reports.
The students were reportedly having some medical issue, but the problems were not considered to be life-threatening.
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Washington Post editors
| May 13, 2010; 11:51 AM ET
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Virginia
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Education, High school, K through 12, Student, West Springfield High School
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Posted by: schnauzer21 | May 13, 2010 3:29 PM | Report abuse
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Ok, if your going to write something like this you really need to wait for a little more info. One student getting taken to hospital for a medical issue is no big deal. Could be ill, could be allergy, fell down, whatever. But three people needing to be taken at the same time? Fight, drugs, poison? We don't need names, or anything, but lots of people have kids at this school and need to know if they should be worried or check in.