Students to Pay for Cleanup After Prank
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As many as 10 students are believed to be responsible for a costly senior prank last week at Chatsworth High School, the school’s principal said Thursday after some of those students owned up to painting over walls, windows, doors and sidewalks.
Principal Dan Wyatt said an unspecified number of students have agreed to pay for the $4,000 cleanup.
After the damage was discovered June 14, administrators threatened to cancel today’s graduation ceremony if the vandals did not come forward.
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