ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C. — As the investigation continues in Alamance County following destructive senior pranks at various Alamance-Burlington School System (ABSS) high schools, the district released photos of the vandalism Wednesday.
Maintenance crews had to clean overturned desks, lockers, graffiti, eggs, trash, and other acts of vandalism at Western, Eastern, Southern, Cummings, and Graham.
"In an effort to continue our transparent communication, the Alamance-Burlington School System Board of Education and Superintendent have made the decision to release photos provided during the recent vandalism and transportation incidents on our campuses," the district said.
The investigation is still ongoing which includes the total cost of destruction and employee hours.
The School Board and Superintendent are pursuing the necessary actions to hold the responsible parties accountable.
Students went into Walter M. Williams High School overnight and poured cement into toilets and urinals resulting in more than $4,000 in damages.
A student involved in the destructive senior pranks at Williams High School admits to 'leading the pack' and issues an apology towards the school, his classmates, his family, and the school district.
Latest numbers of students involved as of Wednesday, a total of 86 students were involved in the senior pranks:
- 44 Williams High School students
- 27 Eastern Alamance High School students
- 7 Graham High School students
- 7 Southern Alamance High School students
- 1 Western Alamance High School student
Three underclassmen students from Southern Alamance and one non-student were involved in the pranks.
82 students will not be able to participate in graduation ceremonies.
PHOTOS: ABSS officials release new senior prank pictures
