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Officials said the students were removed from the school and their families were contacted. FERNDALE, MI — Ferndale High School and middle school were thrown into lockdown Tuesday morning after staff was told some students brought fake guns to school, according to school officials. During the lockdown, staff and police searched the buildings and lockers, accounting for every student, according to school officials. Officials eventually found the fake guns and identified the students who brought them into the building, according to school officials. Find out what's happening in Ferndalefor free with the latest updates from Patch. The students were removed from the school and their families were contacted, according to school officials. According to the district's website, "the students involved will face consequences under the Student Code of Conduct.

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