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"The warning is out to keep it safe for this year's \"Junior-Senior Wars\" in Brookfield.\"The toilet paper I'm not so concerned about. It would be anything else beyond that,\" Brookfield Central parent Celeste Zembinski said.A letter was sent to parents Wednesday with kids at Brookfield Central. Police are also warning kids and parents at Brookfield East about the pranks that pop up this time of year.VIDEO: Officials warn parents of student pranksPrincipal Brett Gruetzmacher said some pranks have gone to far.\"We all know that risky behavior, out and about, driving around late at night -- sometimes with lights off -- is something that we're concerned about,\" Gruetzmacher said. \"We want to just talk to parents. This is a conversation that you need to have with your son or daughter.\"In the letter parents received, it also mentions the consequences if students go too far with these pranks. They can include being removed from extracurricular activities and even losing a college recommendation.Gruetzmacher said students could also lose out on a dance and miss graduation day.He feels the \"harmless fun excuse\" doesn't always hold up.\"We could hide behind that as a reason to do anything, but in the end, there are consequences for certain actions,\" Gruetzmacher said.\"I feel it's important that every parent talks with their child and hopefully they do the right thing,\" Zembinski said.Police said past pranks have included underage drinking, road racing and harassing homeowners.They warn students who are 17 years old that they can be charged as adults."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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