illegal senior prank?

[Anonymous]

My son (from Rockville High) is a senior, many seniors from his high school are planning to “raid” their principals house on the last day of senior year per he says on some of their Instagram stories. Since the principal’s address had been leaked by some students on social media, I’m just wondering how many of these kids are even going to get away with this. Will the principal take any serious action?

[Anonymous]

I mean, what do they mean by "raid?" I saw a thing where kids did a sleepover in the principal's front yard. Probably not realistic in our district given size, and maybe annoying, but fundamentally harmless at the end of the day.

Also, their OpSec is bad if they are posting on Instagram.

[Anonymous]

Will they change the prank now that everyone knows?

[Anonymous]

Here's a prank. Show up to school, well behaved, ready and prepared to learn. Staff would be like whaaaaa???? It would be so crazy to see the look on their faces.
Every day the kids are a holes but if the come in like darlings it would freak people out.

[Anonymous]

If raid involved breaking and entering I would remind him of the legal consequences and the effect on college offers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My son (from Rockville High) is a senior, many seniors from his high school are planning to “raid” their principals house on the last day of senior year per he says on some of their Instagram stories. Since the principal’s address had been leaked by some students on social media, I’m just wondering how many of these kids are even going to get away with this. Will the principal take any serious action?

Dumb. Aren't most seniors already 18 years old? So an adult by US law.