'Taunting Remarks and Lewd Comments' Painted on Windows of Oconee County High School
The paint was cleaned up Friday and no permanent damage was reported.
Someone painted the windows of Oconee County High School overnight, according to an incident report at the Oconee County Sheriff's Office. No permanent damage was reported.
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For the second time this week, an Oconee County Sheriff's deputy met with an administrator at Oconee County High School.
Sometime between 2:50 and 7:11 Friday morning, someone came onto the school's campus and used window paint to write "taunting remarks and lewd comments" on the windows of the school, according to an incident report.
The paint was easily removed with window cleaner by maintenance workers and nothing appeared to be permanently damaged, the report noted.
On Sunday, school officials learned vulgar images and obscene words had been painted on the front and back of the school's booster club sign, entrance to the school's doors, and on the windows and sidewalks.
Mark Channell, Assistant Superintendent for Student Services, said maintenance workers Sunday cleaned up the graffiti within a couple of hours.
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Beth Barrow Bridges
1:43 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012
As an OCHS Alumnus (when there was only ONE High School,) I hate to see these types of things taking place. I hope the OCSD has extra Deputies at tonight's game, and observes ZERO tolerance for any student who taunts another!