THE DRUG AND WEAPON SECRETS OF KELVIN HIGH SCHOOL

Six of the seven students arrested on drug-related charges in an undercover police operation at Kelvin High School early last winter are eligible to return to classes when school opens Aug. 27, Winnipeg School Division board chairwoman Liz Ambrose said yesterday. "They have the option of applying now," Ambrose said. One schools-of-choice student from outside WSD will not be allowed into any division school, Ambrose said. The seven were suspended for the rest of the school year after police took students from the school in handcuffs Nov. 30. An undercover police officer posing as a student had purchased marijuana and ecstasy at Kelvin. Ambrose said trustees will not be told if any of the students return to Kelvin, and the division will not inform the public if any of the six are back in the school. No special conditions will be placed on the students, Ambrose said.