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A Pennsylvania kindergartner brought spiked Jell-O shots to school and shared them with the class – less than a month after a mom was arrested for bringing the booze-filled treats to her daughter’s 5th grade class.

At least three kindergartners consumed the contraband confections, the Greater Johnstown School District of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, said in a statement.

“The affected students were quickly taken to the nurse’s office for evaluation,” officials said, adding that emergency medical services were called “out of an abundance of caution.”


  A tray of alcoholic Jell-O shots, which look and taste like harmless treats. chased750 – stock.adobe.com A tray of alcoholic Jell-O shots, which look and taste like harmless treats. chased750 – stock.adobe.com

  Greater Johnstown Elementary School, where three kindergartners ate booze-infused Jell-O. Google Maps Greater Johnstown Elementary School, where three kindergartners ate booze-infused Jell-O. Google Maps

Officials did not say how the tot came into possession of the small cups of alcohol-infused Jell-O but said they are investigating the situation.

Apparently Jell-O shots are all the rage in elementary classrooms.

Last month, a Texas mom was arrested for sending spiked Jell-O shots to her fifth grade daughter’s class Christmas party in December.


  Teresa Bernal, who was arrested last month for supplying Jell-O shots to kids in Texas. Smith County Teresa Bernal, who was arrested last month for supplying Jell-O shots to kids in Texas. Smith County

  In the Texas case, Bernal said she didn’t know the shots were alcoholic. elvis santana – stock.adobe.com In the Texas case, Bernal said she didn’t know the shots were alcoholic. elvis santana – stock.adobe.com

At least fifteen kids ate the shots, some of whom staggered, vomited, or passed out.

The 33-year-old mother claimed she bought the shots from someone on Facebook and didn’t know they contained alcohol.

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