Not So LOL Senior Prank at TX High School Goes Drastically Wrong

I'm pretty sure senior pranks date back to before time itself. Some turn out to be pretty forgettable while others are so classic they can be remembered for all of eternity.

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This might be one in the eternity category.

Senior Prank

Senior pranks have certainly evolved over the years. What used to be considered innocent fun, like throwing water balloons and shaving cream pies to chalk graffiti and setting off stink bombs, has turned into destruction and chaos, at least at this Texas high school.

Memorial High School

Seniors at Memorial High School in Frisco, Texas took "senior prank" a bit too far this year. What started out as a supervised Post-it note prank somehow turned to absolute chaos and destruction that resulted in "thousands of dollars" in damages and summer arriving two days earlier than planned.

According to FOX4 News, the Post-it note prank was originally supposed to have the students leaving post-it notes around campus but a number of students would end up causing thousands of dollars in damage after vandalizing the school.

Following the "prank", school was canceled for the last two days for air quality concerns after several fire extinguishers were set off.

Memorial High School principal, Heather Albuquerque, told parents that because of the damage caused by the "prank", school would be canceled for the last two days of the semester

"The Frisco Police Department and Fire Department were called to assist with the situation. Unfortunately due to the extent of the damage, Memorial High School is unable to hold classes today and tomorrow, Thursday & Friday, May 19 and 20 due to air quality issues."

The pranked resulted in damage to the school that will require the 300,000 sq. ft. campus to be cleaned in its entirety.

The Frisco Police Department has taken over the case and school officials have said they will review the video evidence and hold those responsible accountable for the damage.

This Temple, Texas DoorDasher Helped an Elderly Woman Get Fresh Start

Shelby Moeller never imagined that an odd request while delivering for Door Dash would lead to a life-changing experience for him as well as an elderly woman who needed more than food.

He described his initial encounter on Facebook, thanking people who offered to help the 78-year-old woman he named 'Jane Doe' to protect her privacy. On March 20th, he was able to share some amazing news on Facebook.

"Many of you probably remember my post last week about door dashing and coming across an elderly woman in deplorable conditions. When I made the post, I was thinking that I just needed to raise awareness that our elderly right here in our community are often alone, forgotten, and in need of help. I never imagined that through my post, God was going to provide a small but mighty army of volunteers that would jump in and save Jane Doe."

Jane Doe had to be moved out of her apartment while biohazard disinfecting was done by Spotless Crime Clean. All furniture, carpet, and most of her possessions had to be thrown away. There was also no edible food, as everything in the kitchen was either expired or infested with insects.

Shelby was able to spend some time with the woman, who he described as his 'new adopted grandma'. He learned about her background, and how she had struggled throughout her entire life, being reduced to having nothing multiple times. She had developed some hoarding behaviors, and he believed that some of that was due to her fear of losing everything again.

Take a look at the before and after photos of the amazing transformation of her home that changed a Central Texas woman's life and helped her start over in a healthy environment.

No Fares Needed: Go Back to School With This Bus Airbnb in Austin, Texas

When all of us were younger, we dreaded getting on the school bus, so why is this unique Airbnb in Austin, Texas so charming? The wheels on this bus don't go 'round and 'round, but board it and you'll be on the fastest route to rest and relaxation.