POSTED: 3:53 pm CST March 9, 2007
UPDATED: 5:57 pm CST March 9, 2007

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- The superintendent of Warren Township schools in Indiana will talk to parents next week about allegations that two students had sex in a middle-school class while a teacher was in the room, a spokeswoman said Friday.

Parents and students told the news media, and Associate School Superintendent Dr. Jeff Swennson confirmed this month that two sixth-graders had sex in a class at Raymond Park Middle School in November. The district acknowledged in a statement Thursday that the students "were involved in inappropriate conduct in a lab class last semester" and added that it investigated and took "appropriate action."

On Friday, a spokeswoman said the superintendent would speak about the matter at Tuesday's regularly scheduled parent-teacher-student association meeting at 6 p.m. at the middle school.


Attendees will be able to ask questions, according to the spokeswoman, Myra Borshoff.

Parents of students in the district said they are upset that the school system hasn't revealed how the students were disciplined or whether the teacher was reprimanded.

The scandal broke after an Indianapolis TV news station released an investigative report alleging the incident occurred. Swennson then confirmed that the district had knowledge of the alleged incident, saying it happened almost four months ago in an industrial arts lab with the teacher present.

Swennson said another child acted as a "lookout," disputing an insider’s claim that as many as 13 children may have witnessed the act.

Parents, community members and national talk show host Bill O'Reilly questioned why the school didn't notify parents or acknowledge the situation publicly until now.

"I think that's really bad," concerned parent Julie Nance said. "The teacher was in the room. Where was he? How could kids get by with the teacher there? For the school district to hide it like they did is just wrong."

"I'm not sure that the appropriate discipline was taken," Nance said. "They shouldn't have tried to hide it. If things like that are going on in my child's school, I want to know about it."

Oh my god, the public education system is turning into an orgy.

Does it mention the teacher's name?

Could it be Mr.Cleese? Mr.John Cleese?

how is this national news?

in my time they'd kick me out of the classroom if I just said something sexual.
How things change...

why is this news?

when I was in school someone was always getting caught fuckin around somewhere






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[Edited 3/10/07 8:38am]

When I was in 6th grade there were these two kids who got kicked out of the glee club for having sex during practice.



They weren't suspended or anything, they just weren't allowed to sing anymore. It was almost like they were being rewarded.

JasmineFire said:

did it make the national news?

OH GOD! THE CHILDREN ARE HAVING SEX!








...

now, what do we learn from that?

Ribbed4UrPleasure said:

No, it didn't even make the regular gossip circuit at school. The only reason why I knew was because the girl was in my class.

JasmineFire said:

everyone was fucking in my school. and after school. in the locker room, in the restrooms, in the janitor closets. In the school kitchen.
so what has changed?

this 'news station' should be slapped with a law suit or something.

oh and now the students parents are going to have a conference with the superintendant so they can ask questions about this.

Ribbed4UrPleasure said:

People were having sex in my jr. high and high school but 6th grade was still elementary school where I grew up. Only the sixth graders knew what was up with that and most of them had better things to do.

I think that most 11 year olds don't find other eleven year olds very sexy.

JasmineFire said:

true, it was in high school.
But this shouldnt make the news.
And it should NOT be news concidering thier age.
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Ribbed4UrPleasure said:

I think that's why it is news. To most people, 6th grader = 11 years old, maybe 12 years old.

the other reason why it's news is probably because the school didn't tell the parents what was going on. When incidents like this happen, it's a perfect opportunity for parents to discuss sex with their kids and to tell them about what is appropriate, what is not appropriate, birth control, STDs, and all the rest.

Parents should talk to their kids about sex anyway but some parents don't think that their 11 year old is going to start having sex.

Wa the teacher watching? because that's kinky.

JasmineFire said:

I dunno, for me I get pissed off when I see young peoples lives plastered all over the local news. Even if its just sending a baby picture in for a cutsie side show thing. No one cares about rights to privacy and thier identities being affiliated with well, whatever. Its especially gross with young people.
Recently there was a drug bust and the local news plastered 14 15 16 17 year old boys and girls pictures all over the news for POSSESSION, along with plenty of much old dealers. THAT SHIT IS WRONG!

Ribbed4UrPleasure said:

I respect your opinion but I think that if you're going to break the rules like an adult, then you should be punished like one. There are exceptions to that but generally it doesn't bother me when kids who think they're badass get busted.

Although, the case you mention with the 14, 15, 16, and 17 year olds being in the newpaper for drug possession sounds odd to me. I think it's against the law to reveal the identities of juvenile offenders (anyone who is under the age of 18). Are you in America?

JasmineFire said:

thats what I hadthought. But it happens everyday here, in America.

novabrkr said:

and

Ribbed4UrPleasure said:

"Beths' pregnant..." Hahahahha!!!

M

I'm not at all shocked..

October 31, 2003
UPDATED: 2:01 p.m. CST October 31, 2003



DALLAS -- The Dallas Independent School District is investigating two students caught having oral sex in the middle of a classroom full of other students and an adult monitor.

District officials say a 12-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy were performing the sex act in the back of a science laboratory at Robert T. Hill middle school.

Four witnesses say the girl was performing the act on the boy.

Donny Claxton with the DISD said the teacher was in a meeting, and the adult monitor on duty was apparently unaware of what was going on in the science class.

Claxton said the fact that the students were having sex while under supervision of school personnel is very disturbing.

The DISD will hold a Parent Academy Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., where, among other topics, the incident is likely to be discussed. The academy will be held at Greiner Middle School, 501 S. Edgefield Ave.

Hill Middle School Principal Robert Cole sent a letter home to parents explaining the incident. The letter also says appropriate measures will be taken in dealing with the incident.

Here's the disciplinary actions taken,

No Charges After Students Engage In Sex Act In Middle School

Police: Children's Parents Ask No Charges Be Filed

POSTED: 2:45 p.m. CST November 4, 2003
UPDATED: 2:51 p.m. CST November 4, 2003


DALLAS -- Two students at a Dallas middle school won't face charges for engaging in a sex act during a science class recently.

Police tell the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that the October 28th act between the 12-year-old girl and 14-year-old boy at Robert T. Hill Middle School was consensual. They also say the children's parents have asked that no charges be filed.

Dallas school district officials say the two engaged in oral sex in the back of the classroom while the teacher was in a parent-teacher conference. An adult security monitor had been left in charge of the classroom, but the act went unreported until the teacher returned the next day.

The adult who was monitoring the class when the act happened is reportedly on administrative leave.

School officials say the two students have been disciplined but won't comment on the nature of the discipline. A district investigation continues.





.."go wiggle"
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