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'Saint Ann's has always been a place that prides itself on listening to and celebrating our students ... we failed to be true to our own vision of children and of education.'

The teenagers are facing serious charges for their YouTube prank gone awry, including felony arson, but neighbors and parents still want an apology.

Despite going horribly, horribly wrong, we're confident that it probably would have gotten mad pageviews, and Kimberly would have gone to the prom with at LEAST one of them.

His mother, Ursula Alexander, told the paper, "It's just horrifying that this happened." Maybe not as horrifying as when Whole Foods stopped carrying ostrich eggs, but pretty scary nonetheless.