Warren High School seniors put school up for sale on Craigslist School listed for $2,020 in senior prank No description found
SAN ANTONIO – With a few weeks left in the school year, Warren High School seniors have executed a creative prank online.
The posting went up on Craigslist two days ago and the price for the building was $2,020. The “senior special” included administration as well.
Warren High School seniors put school up for sale on Craigslist (Screenshot of Craigslist) The Senior Realty Group was behind the posting and they even posted a ‘For sale’ banner in front of the school, saying it had been vacant since March.
As of Saturday morning, the posting was still up on Craiglist.
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