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						  ST. CHARLES &mdash; St. Charles North High School students were sent home early Thursday after a bullet was found in the school. But they had to leave their backpacks behind, for school administrators to examine Thursday night. School District spokesman Jim Blaney said the school was closed about 1 p.m. and after-school activities were canceled. Students were required to leave their backpacks at the high school to be searched, and bomb-sniffing dogs were called in to check for any possible weapons. St. Charles police said the bullet was found in a common area of the high school by a staff  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   