Two fifth-grade students were taken to hospital after consuming marijuana-infused gummies at school.

Krystle Hall said her son was given the gummy by a classmate at Grand River Academy in Livonia, Michigan, on Monday.

“Today I sent my baby to school with nothing wrong with him… 2 hrs later I was getting a call that my son was given a marijuana gummy and that 911 had been called & the paramedics was on the way!!” Hall wrote in a Facebook post on Monday. “I instantly went in panic mode because my baby is 11 yrs old!!!”

Hall wrote that police had told her they wouldn’t be pursuing charges since the children are minors.

“So my child coming to school, his ‘FRIEND’ offers him some candy KNOWING WTF it was but not informing Kamari isn’t endangerment? So pretty much MY SON DOESNT MATTER!! “The School, the kid, the parents NOBODY is gonna be held accountable for this.”

Hall blasted the school for a message that principal Ralph Garza sent to families, which said only that said a student had brought in a “banned item” and shared it with a classmate and that the students involved “will be disciplined in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct.”

“There’s no reason for him to be disciplined, he didn’t do anything at the school,” Hall told the Detroit Metro Times. “The only thing he did was take a piece of what he thought was candy from his friend.”

In her Facebook post, she noted that a kindergarten student had recently brought alcohol to Grand River Academy and shared it with…