Oops: Teacher Accidentally Gave Self-Made Sex Tape to 5th Graders

The error was not caught until after the DVDs were distributed to the students and their families. Parents tell CBS 13 Sacramento that the woman is a good teacher that made an honest but embarrassing mistake.
According to the station, the offending DVD starts with a menu screen that displays various school trips and functions. Click on one of them and “you see kids in a classroom sharing stories. They then start clapping and the video suddenly cuts to sex.”
The teacher, according to CBS 13, called one family’s home the day after the DVD was sent and apologized profusely, “asking the man and his wife to call every parent they knew to stop their kids from seeing the DVD too.”
"All she could say was that it was a horrible mix up," said one father.
CBS 13 reports that the local school district is investigating the case, but that it is unlikely that teacher, who is well-liked and respected, will lose her job.
But there is good news in all of this. School officials say a new, more appropriate, DVD will be sent to students in the coming days.
Video Courtesy of CBS 13 Sacramento
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See all 157 CommentsThis is a question of dignity and accountability. She should take the high road and resign if the school board is not willing to discipline her appropriately. However, this is NOT an incident that can be swept under the rug.
Think about it . . . what if this was a male teacher, what would the response be? If the sex on the tape was homosexual in nature, what would the response be?
by cockroachcrusher July 8, 2009 3:15 PM EDT
Don't korrect other peeple beecuz it alwaze comes a' back to bite yee. I know. I learned the hard way.
The correct way you don't care about; as people can see.
Who cares if the parent wanted to talk on TV. I would not talk on TV either. What is important in this case is that he called attention to this "so called, mistake"!
I also totally disagree that it is OK that children this age are exposed to a "sex scene"! It is one thing for a child to have an idea about sex at that age but they sure as heck do not need a movie showing whatever act she was performing!
Is the community at large being alerted to a sexual predator and their intentioanl harm to a victim and other potential vitims - NO; is this something of note about the delining state of education - No; the teacher is even praised for work. That leaves only one reason...to get ratings, and to get big ratings. The parent could have put it on youtube all on his own if he wanted to just get the message out, and if it was a true story of note, viewership would have be astronomical.
What's leading to the fraying of morales and decency in the good ol' US of A...look no further than out local news stations.
No longer is it "if it bleeds, it leads".
Now the attitude is, "If it bleeds, work that artery open wider, spread the blood all over, and then report the shaving cut as a vicious stabbing incident."
This story could have been tastefully reported in text only, without sidebar pictures or on-demand video, and without the giant "CRIMESIDER" billboard. All this does is turn the poor woman's misadventure into a nationwide scandal.
Congratulations CBS, you've helped destroy yet another individual's life in the name of shameless ratings.
As for the Dad, I'd be upset too. He's a jerk if he was the one who provided the tape (and he does show his face on t.v.). But...um...the woman sent out a tape of herself masturbating to school kids that she teaches. So. That would be the unfortunate consequence of the mistake she made. If you're going to do stuff like that you have to be prepared for the results. She's obviously something of an exhibitionist, so, I'm not entirely sure it's even that upsetting to her, who knows it might have been a subconscious intention.
However, the limited know how I have of American people, is that an event will happen, one or more persons will respond how event will tarnish, and others will come, saying that they were waiting for the same bus. Of course, by bus I want it known that I mean people will state their interpretation of how said event will scar.
Yes, I am being American, but I want people to know that spreading their difference is not correct. What is correct? Learning how to make positives out of negatives. Step one, for those parents of classmates, return the videos to the teacher.
Why? These DVD's will be needed so the teacher can make the correction, and have these DVD's express the thanks to the students, who are the reason she worked so strenuous, in the hopes that her students will learn to value and enjoy education. Step two, if one deems necessary, will not be given by me.
Thank you for reading my comment.
In closing, I would like to thank CBS for respectful coverage of the events pertaining to the loss of Michael Jackson. Specifically, I thank LL CoolJ for his comments about the uniqueness and specialty of performances by Michael Jackson.
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