Because everyone knows that educators know best…
(WKRG) The (Middle School) students in Monessen (Pennsylvania) were given puzzles based on “Fifty Shades of Grey” that contained terms including “spanking,” ”submissive,” ”leather cuffs” and “bondage.” Other words on the list were more explicit.
Parent James Carter complained about it at Tuesday night’s school board meeting, saying he tried to question the school’s principal and dean of students, but they refused to talk when he insisted on recording their conversation.
“I wanted to record the conversation because a lot of parents had questions about it, and I was denied that,” Carter told the board.
But one school board member did go on the record.
“It was a huge but unintentional error and collected from the five students involved as soon as it was realized,” Roberta Bergstedt wrote in an email. “Unfortunately one copy was taken by a student who then posted it on social media.”
So the word search was mistakenly downloaded from the Scholastic Dark Web, printed, taken to the classroom, and then accidentally distributed to (only 5) students?
Perhaps the school board, school administrators, and teacher(s) should find a search puzzle in their mailbox with words like ‘Lawsuit,’ ‘taxpayer,’ ‘parents,’ and ‘buh-bye.’
Just a thought..
