Students walked out to the main lot on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, to find whipped cream splattered on cars.

With over a hundred students participating in Step-Up Day, there were few parking spots available for those students who regularly park in the main lot, which caused three students to take matters into their own hands. 

These students found cars without main lot parking passes and sprayed them with whipped cream. This prompted intercom announcements throughout the day telling people who were parked without passes to move their vehicles. 

However, when students went to move their cars, they were met with whipped cream smeared on windshields, windows and other parts of their cars. One of these students was sophomore Arianna White. 

“Mrs. Sullivan told me I could park here, so I could bring things into the gym for Step-Up Day,” White said. “Now, there’s [whipped] cream on my car, so I’m very mad.” 

According to sophomore Alexia Mbuyi, the whipped cream was “really difficult to get off,” after it baked in the sun.

“I was just disappointed,” Mbuyi said. “Why would someone do this to me?”

These two sophomores weren’t the only ones whose vehicles were vandalized. Senior Lily Ciarametaro recently got a new car and has not transferred her parking pass to it yet.

“I was so mad and shocked,” Ciarametaro said. “I think there’s different ways to go about it and that maybe they should just mind their own f***ing business.”

According to Ciarametaro, she caught the perpetrators “white-handed.” 

“They tried to justify it by saying that the school wasn’t doing anything about it, but it’s not [the kids’] job to do anything about it,” she said.

Administrators are not able to comment on the issue, as it is an ongoing situation.