LEWISTON, Maine — Staff are cleaning up after a group of children reportedly broke into a Lewiston school overnight.
Five children reportedly broke into the Gov. James B. Longley School Saturday night, "making a mess of several classrooms, tossing items, damaging mannequins used for medical programming, made messes in bathrooms, serving areas, hallways, etc.," Lewiston Public Schools Superintendent Jake Langlais said Sunday on X.
Lewiston police have already identified those responsible, Langlais added.
Classes will be held as normal on Monday after staff worked to clean up the school Saturday night and Sunday morning, a Facebook post from Lewiston Public Schools said.
"There will be follow-up with the kids as it relates to school consequences in addition to legal consequences," the district said in the post.