Saint Hubert Catholic High School and Franklin Towne Charter High School, both in Philadelphia, released statements condemning the video and students' actions.
The school also says the issue is being investigated, and the students involved will be disciplined in accordance with the school handbook.
Franklin Towne Charter High School also was the second school with students involved and released the following statement:
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