Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: A senior prank did not have a funny ending for several students at Osceola High School. 
  
 More than 30 students damaged school property and now they will not get to walk at their high school graduation. 
  
 It all started as a senior prank Sunday night. 
  
 According to Osceola Superintendent Michael Cox, the students illegally went into the school and damaged property. 
  
 Cox said they threw cereal in the hallways, spray painted some walls and trashed several other areas. 
  
 The students received a 5-day suspension and will not be allowed to attend their graduation Friday night. 
  
 Cox said criminal charges have also been filed. 
  
 Some students and parents believe the district went overboard on the punishment. 
  
 “We worked 12 long years not to be able to walk across the stage," one student said. "Just getting the diploma feels good, but I want to walk across the stage also." 
  
 “Them having to do community service, that's enough,” said Denise McBride, one student’s aunt. “Why not give them that satisfaction of walking across that stage? That's why they worked so hard.” 
  
 Cox said the students will be notified at a later date when they can pick up their diplomas. 
  
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 OSCEOLA, Ark. -- Nearly half the students of an Arkansas senior class will miss their high school graduation, and some are facing criminal charges, after a prank failed to amuse administrators. 
  
 "(There was) a lot of stuff on the floor," said student Jamieon Anderson. "It was a little spray paint, but it wasn't much." 
  
 It was all part of the prank Anderson and his classmates pulled. 
  
 They didn't have any pictures to share, but they said at least 37 students went into Osceola High School Sunday and dumped trash and water. Other people pulled out spray paint cans. 
  
 One student even admitted to peeing in a classroom, and someone apparently let some crickets free too. 
  
 "They are saying there was some crickets hopping around, but I don't know who did the cricket," said Anderson. "They say someone went number two in the school and all that. None of that happened." 
  
 "We could have cleaned it up. It was just a prank," said student Andonius Burks. 
  
 Students said the administrating is buying into the rumors, and that's why they are facing such serious consequences. They said they received a five-day suspension, can't walk at graduation and are facing several criminal charges. 
  
 "It wasn't nothing you couldn't fix. It wasn't like we went to school and just broke everything," said Anderson. 
  
 WREG sent several emails to Osceola School District staff and left voicemails for the superintendent, but we have yet to hear back. 
  
 Police did tell WREG they are investigating. 
  
 "They did it. They have to suffer the consequences for that," said parent Sherrie Gaven. 
  
 While she and other parents understand their kids made a mistake, they are hoping the administration changes its mind. 
  
 "They deserve a second chance to walk across that stage," said parent Mary James. 
  
 There are around 80 students in this year's senior class. 
  
 Right now, 37, including all-star athletes and honor roll students, won't be at graduation. 
  
 "Half of our families (are) coming from out of state, and I don't know how I'm going to tell my grandma I am not walking the stage," said Anderson. 
  
 The students said seniors have been pulling pranks at Osceola High for years, but, up until now, they have never faced serious consequences. 
  
 Some seniors not involved in the prank said they may hold a protest and not show up to Friday's ceremony, either. |||||
Student:
Students at Osceola High School in Arkansas call it a senior prank. Officials call it trashing the school. Whatever the label, half of the 2016 class will miss graduation and some are facing criminal charges. Osceola Superintendent Michael Cox tells KAIT that 37 of 80 seniors broke into the school Sunday night, threw cereal in the hallways, spray-painted walls, and trashed classrooms. Student Jamieon Anderson says school officials also accuse seniors of leaving human excrement on the floor and crickets hopping around, per WREG. One student admits to peeing in a classroom, but it was mostly just "a lot of stuff on the floor," says Anderson. "It was a little spray paint, but it wasn't much." Those involved have been handed five-day suspensions, meaning they won't get to attend graduation on Friday; criminal charges have also been filed, says Cox. "Half of our families (are) coming from out of state, and I don't know how I'm going to tell my grandma I am not walking the stage," says Anderson. "It wasn't like we went to school and just broke everything." However, there might not be a ceremony at all. The students who didn't participate in the prank are considering boycotting the event. "We could have cleaned it up. It was just a prank," says a student. A parent says the seniors deserve "to suffer the consequences," but another says possible community service is punishment enough. (A prank involving 72,000 ladybugs also led to charges.)