Ohio principal warns parents about dangerous student game

An Ohio high school principal has warned parents about a game called Senior Assassin. Claymont High School's principal, Kelsi Barnhart, sent a letter to families discussing the activity among seniors. Senior Assassin is an unofficial game where students use water guns or other harmless objects to "eliminate" classmates assigned to them as targets. Barnhart emphasized that while the game may seem fun, it poses safety risks. She asked parents to talk to their kids about making responsible choices. Barnhart suggested that if students participate, they should use brightly colored, non-threatening water guns and avoid any actions that could seem threatening.