All schools have students who earn legendary status among their peers.

For me, it was when a kid on my bus talked back to the terrifying bus driver and put him in his place…in a major way.

This kid had some balls! And he then was king of the neighborhood…

Oh, the memories…

People on AskReddit talked about the most legendary things that kids did at their schools.

Let’s get wild!

1. Haha!

“This kid in my class put the school for sale on Craigslist. He provided the school’s attendance office number as a point of contact because everyone h**ed the receptionist there.

They were getting calls from interested buyers for days who wanted to buy a multiple acres of property with a big swimming pool and a track.”

2. Watch your step.

“This kid once brought a backpack full, and I mean completely full of marbles to school. He went to the main staircase near the front up the third floor and dumped the whole bag over the stairwell.

How those marbles didn’t break the glass trophy case at the bottom is beyond me but marbles went everywhere. Surprisingly he never got caught.

He either managed to run to one of the stairwells at the end of the hall and get to the bottom before teachers had time to react or he hid somewhere until the first bell rang.”

3. Boom!

“They found out the password for the school’s website and edited all sorts of things.

Whether it was exposing certain faculty for being creepy by rewriting their “bios” or changing the  ‘Campus Security & Safety’ tab to ‘SNITCHES GET STITCHES’.

It made quite the buzz for years to come and as far as I know, they never got caught.”

4. God bless universal remotes.

“One of my friends brought in a universal remote and tuned it to the TV in the lunch hall. This TV’s original remote had long since been lost so he had the only one.

Instead of the news during lunch he would change it to sit coms etc. The teachers were pretty clueless and kept flicking through dozens of channels only for him to immediately change back. They even started turning it off. He just turned it back on again.

About a month of this and the teachers finally gave up. Nobody except our immediate friend group knew it was him doing this, but the entire school had whispers about this mystery man for ending the scourge that was the news channel.”

5. Doh!

“A kid hit the fire alarm when the mayor was visiting our school.

For context, we hard an assembly the week before where we were specifically told not to hit the fire alarm during the mayor’s visit unless there was an actual fire, as it was a common occurrence at our school to just hit the fire alarm whenever.”

6. Not into swimming.

“We had mandatory swimming classes in my sophomore year of high school.

Anyways, 3 days a week, the school was getting bomb threats and all of us would have to leave class on go to the gym. The threats always happened at the same time. This went on for weeks and weeks.

It turns out it, there was this kid who didnt want to swim and who was using a payphone down the block to call in the threats (this was 1985). He go suspended for 2 weeks and had to take gym for summer school.

He is a legend to this day, yet I cant remember his name.”

7. Senior pranks.

“We had two pretty epic senior pranks in my HS days.

The first was somebody replaced the tape of the morning announcements with a close up of a hardcore anal porn scene. At first I thought maybe my home room teacher was a perv but turns out it was broadcast throughout the school.

Then my senior year a fellow student got the bright idea to dress up as a gorilla and go up on the roof of the school with a bag of bananas. The Swat team was called in and it was kinda scary seeing guys with a**ault rifles outside our classroom window.

Then someone told me it was just so and so on the roof in a gorilla costume. He got in a lot of trouble considering he was 18 at the time.”

8. What’s that sound?

“The senior prank one year was hiring a mariachi band to follow our principal around all day.

He loved it- went classroom to classroom so everyone could see it and take pictures/videos and have a fun break from class.”

9. I’m in charge now.

“Kid broke into the PA speaker room or whatever it’s called, locked himself in and started publicly dismissing everyone’s future detention sentences one by one.

Than he started to just burp in the mic before we heard the teachers and the principal break in,.The principal shouted “You d**n…” than it got cut off.”

10. Exit, stage right.

“Piano in the middle of the theater stage.

Unattended high school seniors wandering around during study hall. One of the students sits down and starts banging on the keys and screaming random lyrics. The rest of us are sitting in the seats.

While he’s banging away, the side stage door opens and the principal is standing there, obviously had heard the ruckus and came to investigate. The student on the piano has their back to the principal and doesn’t notice. We are rolling with laughter as he continues to make up ridiculous lyrics and mash the keys, unaware.

He stops to admire his fans and the principal clears her throat. He turns around to see her. He slowly turns back to the piano, closes the rack over the keys, expression unchanged. He calmly gets up and walks to the stage door opposite of the principle and exits the stage.

Minutes go by as we are dying with laughter and the principal is still just standing there assessing. Then, the same student appears in the sound booth behind us having gone under the stage, now wearing a woman’s dress and wig that he had found in the changing rooms. He throws open the window and shouts down “Miss Thompson! I heard a ruckus and came running to see what was afoot!”

The principal just laughed and exited stage right. We only had like a week left and she didn’t care.”

11. Let’s see how long it takes.

“There were three high schools in my home town.

Two of them, both named after famous historical figures of said town, were in a sort of rivalry with each other – nothing serious, but the students would casually trash talk the other school a lot, mostly in good fun.

Each school had a display case with a bust of their respective historical namesake somewhere in the building. They were just some decoration, object that you would pass by every single day and pay little attention to. So we figured we’d test how little attention people actually paid these things.

So one night, a few buddies of mine and I got together. Most of us were from my school, but we had a few “inside men” from the other one as well. We split up into two teams, got access to both buildings simultaneously, picked open the very cheap locks on the display cases, grabbed the busts and switched them.

Keep in mind, these schools were not that close to one another, and none of us had been old enough to drive at that point, so we had to carry these f**king limestone busts through half the town. We then locked the busts into the display cases again and left. We had managed completely non-destructive entry to both schools, so nobody ever found out.

It took almost an entire school year for anyone to notice. To this day, no teacher has ever found out who was responsible. But no damage was done, so they didn’t try too hard to figure it out.”

12. This is funny.

“There was this guy who was almost universally-liked in my high school. Did everything, AP classes, theater, football, track. His grades were good but he wasn’t the valedictorian.

That didn’t stop him from getting up during the graduation ceremony and giving a speech like there was nothing strange about it. And they let him finish, too.”

13. Fire alarm!

“We had a kid do pull the fire alarm when our state’s Supreme Court was doing a presentation or visiting or something. The staff was FURIOUS, everyone knew he did it, and they tried to prove it was him, saw LEOs dusting the handle for prints.

There was an old rumor that when you pulled the handle it sprays like an invisible ink visible to black light on your hand, idk if that’s true, but I know the kid used his shirt sleeve to cover his hand when he pulled it, so there weren’t any prints.”

14. The King!

“Created a fake student that was elected Homecoming king. This was not discovered by the faculty for 3 months.

I could not remember the fake student name but pinged an old classmate. It was Elmo Dudley.

Dumb teachers. Made the local news. What a riot…”

15. Dude, where’s my car?

“My best friend owned a red 1975 Corvette Stingray. That thing was like his baby.

It was an awesome car but he never shut up about it and always did burnouts in the parking lot. For senior prank day me and a couple of friends went to his house the night before, got his keys, drove his Corvette to the school, and with the help of a coach that liked us, parked his car in the center of the gym.

Since he was staying at his dads house that day, he didn’t notice until he got to school and the SRO asked him why the hell his car was in the gym.

I’ve never seen someone more confused in my entire life. S**t was priceless.”

16. Ahoy!

“At night, he took down the flag on the illuminated flagpole (several spotlights on it) and replaced it by hoisting his Jolly Roger flag up the pole for all to see upon arrival in the morning.”

17. Yeah, bro!

“During our SATs, heard wheels coming down the hallway.

Look up to see out the window by the classroom door and a kid from the grade below me was riding a skateboard down the hallway with a b**g in hand, s**king it.”

18. Track them down…

“A guy I was friends with hid 26 iceberg lettuces around the school.

As far as he was aware only 9 were found. Places included urinals, lockers, behind books on shelves, balanced on bannisters and behind lights.

It became a full scale witch hunt for these lettuces.”

19. His parents were proud.

“It was my Senior prom and my class’s valedictorian, a dude named Tyler, had vanished for a prolonged period of time.

Just as people were noticing and asking if anyone had seen him, he reappears in a skin tight SpiderMan costume on stage with the band and starts breakdancing and pelvic thrusting on stage.”

20. Ouch.

“Cut off his thumb in wood shop.

And they couldn’t find the thumb. It surfaced weeks later in the shop.

Months later I found myself sitting next to the wood shop instructor at dinner on a field trip and got to hear the entire saga in full gory detail. While trying to eat dinner.”

21. Like a movie.

“In high school, two Seniors who had been buds forever got into a fight in the hallway in between class periods.

What makes it legendary is that they first met in Tae Kwon Do class ……when they were in kindergarten. Movies just show the performative aspect of martial arts. This was just……they were doing flying kicks at each other.

It was so brutal. The teachers didn’t dare to break them up. They only stopped because they got tired from beating each other senseless.”

22. Got away with it.

“I don’t think the person who did it was ever caught, but during my junior year of high school, someone snuck in chickens.

So there were a couple dozen chickens just roaming the halls and all the teachers were panicking. For some reason, the faculty treated them like rabid dogs.

There’s nothing funnier than seeing literal road blocks set up around a chicken and 4 teachers all red-faced and pulling their own hair.”

23. I’ll be right back.

“We had an English teacher in training with poor classroom management skills. She understood little of what was going on in front of her.

To prove that point a friend of mine jumped from a classroom window (it was a good 6 feet to the ground) mid-class and then casually walked through the school-yard, back into the school and then came back into the classroom.

He told the teacher that he had gone to the bathroom. She nodded and just kept on with her lesson.”

24. Slip n’ slide.

“For senior prank a group of kids dressed up in all black with masks. They ran down the main hall of the school with industrial buckets of cheap vegetable oil pouring it everywhere.

I mean everywhere right before the bell rang for passing period. Kids were slipping and falling all over the place spreading the oil even further throughout the school. It was so bad they ended up sending everyone home so they could clean up the mess. The school did a investigation pulling camera footage from campus and interviewing students.

Of course the kids were bragging to friends about their accomplishment so the suspects were pulled into the office. They didn’t even need to interrogate them, they knew they all did it. How? They were all wearing the exact same shoes when they pulled it off.

They were suspended for 5 days, school was pretty cool with the whole thing.”

Did you have anything totally epic happen at your high school?

If so, please tell us all about it in the comments.

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