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Middle Schoolers Engage in Oral Sex During Math Class

Tue, 05/20/2008 - 8:00am by lilsugar
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A substitute math teacher in Connecticut didn't put two and two together. Under her supervision in math class, two eighth grade students at Pulaski Middle School in New Britain engaged in an oral sex act. As classmates watched, one supposedly taped the act on a camera phone. The footage is now rumored to be on YouTube. While the students' conduct was wildly inappropriate, the teacher must have had blinders on. Who do you think is to blame?

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  • partysugar's picture
    partysugar
    1

    I was a substitute teacher and it is REALLY hard. It sounds like maybe the kids in the class were ganging up on the sub.

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • babysugar's picture
    babysugar
    3

    I agree with partysugar. It sounds like the kids were conspiring to pull this sick act off for their own amusement. These kids sound horrific - to engage, promote, and tape the act is just terrible. But, we don't know all the details either - like was the teacher just reading a book behind her desk or texting a friend? Who knows.

    I am sad for the kids who actually gave/rec'd the oral sex - clearly they have zero self-esteem if they are showing off intimate affairs for other kids arousal and amusement.

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • CJaneTyp's picture
    CJaneTyp
    5

    Really though in a classroom, if the sub was paying attention... should have noticed something fishy going on w/ kids lining up to block something.

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • lilsugar's picture
    lilsugar
    6

    Unless the class had 500 kids in it, I can't imagine not noticing! That said — supposedly, the students stood around to shield the act though I'm sure the substitute never thought they'd be having sex.

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • gab6784's picture
    gab6784
    7

    WTH is going on with kids these days?? Ugh. I remember when I was in school we always gave the subs hard times so I can imagine how it must have been for the sub at the same time how blind do u have to be to notice something like this going on?

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • apma's picture
    apma
    8

    The sub should be fired. They obviously ignored the fact that the students were acting up and did nothing to stop it. Teachers, even substitutes are held to the "in loco parentis" standard.

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • LiLRuck44's picture
    LiLRuck44
    9

    If the kids were trying to get away with it, I would assume they were probably behaving quite well, so the teacher would just continue on with what she/he was doing.

    Maybe it was an old lady or something and sex in the classroom wasn't something she thought she'd have to worry about!

    I remember having substitutes in grade school.... I think the worst we did was convincing her our class let out 5 minutes earlier than the rest? Sounds golden compared to this.

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • carrieann9016's picture
    carrieann9016
    10

    WOW! I can not believe kids these days. We never would have thought to do something like that out in the open! And defintely not in the 8th grade at all

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • CaterpillarGirl's picture
    CaterpillarGirl
    12

    when we used to have substitutes they would assign us stuff than leave the room.

    These 8th graders need to be expelled

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • lickety split's picture
    lickety split
    14

    well the teacher wouldn't have known who sat where, so if people weren't at their desks it wouldn't have stuck out to her. also, what kind of desks are they and how is the teacher's work station positioned, could the teacher really see all students? was she assisting another group of students while these kids were in a group that was told to work on another project?

    this is so wildly inappropriate. i have to think that the kids are real behavior problems all around. sad that any child would be in a place where this would seem like a good choice. the lack of self respect and self control is shocking. i feel bad for the other kids in the class.

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • lily8206's picture
    lily8206
    15

    To lay blame on the teacher will only please the kids more. Besides, all attention should be on the fact that 8th graders choose to engage in this behaviour! They should be held responsible for their actions... Whether they were caught or not is a separate issue.

    26 weeks 3 days ago Report Comment
  • skigurl's picture
    skigurl
    16

    i'm sure the substitute knew that something was going on, but probably assumed it was the same old tricks kids play when the teacher is away...she likely noticed the "shield" made by bodies, and knew the kids weren't actually doing math homework, but i'm sure it's a very tough job, and she was just doing the best she could given the conspiratory nature of the class...i'm sure she had no idea that was they were conspiring to do was such a disgusting, degrading, and illegal act

    she shouldn't be fired over the incident. rather, the parents need to address the underlying issues of these young children, and the school needs to take measures to improve sex ed, self esteem, and routine and good behaviour in the classroom. i'm sure the poor teacher will be scared out of the profession, however, given the public outcry and i'm sure the negative reaction of parents who won't be able to take responsibility for their children's actions and who will, no doubt, play the blame game, unfairly i might add

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • kiwitwist's picture
    kiwitwist
    17

    I agree with lily8206. Even if they were not in a classrom those kids are still doing that. The fact that they did it as a show raises even more concerns. Them and their parents need to be addressed not the teacher.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • raciccarone's picture
    raciccarone
    18

    I think we need to know what class it was before we start judging. What if it was oral sex class? Let's hold off before we start hurling accusations.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • raciccarone's picture
    raciccarone
    19

    Oh, dear lord. I'm on "lil sugar". I thought it was citizen sugar. Just forget I made that last comment. Sorry ladies.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • Mishell's picture
    Mishell
    20

    I was a substitute teacher and middle school was the worst. That age group was a nightmare. They do what they want, won't do what they're told, and are intentionally defiant because they know that teacher, much less a substitute, can't do anything about it.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • thedingo's picture
    thedingo
    21

    This is going to sound awful, but when I was in 8th grade, a lot of my classmates were engaging in sexual acts. Not blatantly in front of teachers or other adults, but hallways, buses, bathrooms, closets... and frequently. I'm 26 now so this isn't that long ago, nor is it that shocking. IMHO, of course.

    I tell you though, things like this (videos myspace youtube) make me so afraid to have my own children. I can't IMAGINE growing up like that where anything you say or do can be broadcast for millions to see. I can't imagine going through high school like that, let alone elementary school.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • yesteryear's picture
    yesteryear
    22

    well way back when i was in 8th grade we didn't even have genitals with which to orally copulate. back then all we had to get excited by were wooden sailing ships in large glass bottles daguerreotypes of men's bare hands. it was a different time.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • anniekim's picture
    anniekim
    23

    Clueless sub, for sure. But the blame has got to be on the perpetrators. Sounds like that is a large portion of the class.
    You couldn't pay me enough to be a teacher. Dealing with my own kids through the teen years is something I dread.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • ann418's picture
    ann418
    24

    I'm a sub too and it really is pretty difficult. The students definitely gang up on you, but if I saw a group of students shielding some other students I would find out what was going on. But it's hard to place blame when we don't know the circumstances. Lickety Split is right, what if they were working on a project in groups?

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • Renees3's picture
    Renees3
    25

    This is sick, I can't believe those kids. I mean who does that in front of other people? And to be honest, I don't think it would be that hard to hide. One kid under the desk, if the teach is sitting at their desk watching, it would just look like everything was normal. And if they were all working on Projects or group things, it would be even easier to hide. While yes the teacher should've been paying more attention I think the blame DEFINITELY goes to the kids. Sounds like they planned it out and took advantage of a clueless sub.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • leeluvfashion's picture
    leeluvfashion
    27

    And in middle school?! Geez, those kids are out of control; they need to be disciplined.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • imcs's picture
    imcs
    28

    OMG... let's start with the parents! But how can a teacher have such little control over her class that she does not know what each student is doing. News like this one make me sad.

    26 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • Silverlining10's picture
    Silverlining10
    29

    Blame the parents and expel the students. That's highly inappropriate. WOW. Also, fire the substitute because as soon as the body shields in my classes went up, the subs always investigated. She was just being plain lazy!

    26 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment
  • Geisha Runner's picture
    Geisha Runner
    31

    Kids are out of control these days! And I honestly believe that part of the problem is that teachers can't really punish their students. Detention isn't a big deal anymore and neither is seeing the dean. Most parents aren't as active in their kids lives as they should be. Therefore lacking guidence. And kids don't fear or respect adults like they should. Constantly back talking to teachers, partents, etc ... if I did that to my mom she would have made sure I never did it again!

    These kids are crying for attention and guidence. No one is listening ... so this kind of behavior arises. It's sad and society has got to change this.

    26 weeks 22 hours ago Report Comment
  • mletrav's picture
    mletrav
    32

    Everyone involved is at fault - the students, their parents, the sub, whoever trained/did not train the sub, whoever hired the sub, and society in general. What a huge mess! The actions these students took and the lack of action the sub took are SYMPTOMS of bigger problems that need to be dealt with at the root of the problem - counseling, anyone?

    26 weeks 22 hours ago Report Comment
  • aleigh's picture
    aleigh
    33

    if that sub was paying attiton she would have seen the kids tryin to block something going on. what what she doing not to see this??? Its not really crazy cause you can get away with a lot in high school and teacher never know. they should pay attition more.

    25 weeks 5 days ago Report Comment

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