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发帖数: 3172 | 1 Piedmont school official: Sexual "fantasy league" revelation "awful;" is a
chance for frank dialogue
Piedmont: School officials plan assembly to address sex fantasy league
scandal
Oct 20:
Piedmont High School students engage in a sexual fantasy league
PIEDMONT -- An illicit competition to track sexual activity among the
student body at Piedmont High School in a "fantasy league" is an "awful"
revelation, but can be used to foster education and conversation among
students and parents, a school district official said Sunday.
The "league" was run by male students, who "drafted" unknowing female
students to their teams, then tallied points for "documented engagement in
sexual activities" with those students, according to a letter Principal Rich
Kitchens sent to parents Friday. The league's existence was first tipped to
officials by students who came forward after a date-rape prevention
assembly in early October.
At this time, officials are not aware of any
criminal activity linked to the league, said Randall Booker, assistant
superintendent of educational services for the Piedmont Unified School
District.
"We'll react to things as they come to us," Booker said. He noted that "the
point of that assembly is to get kids talking, to be aware, to foster that
communication.
"We're not making excuses, we're not minimizing it, we're not sanitizing it.
We're an educational community. Our point is to take issues like this and
treat them as educational opportunities, and if there are criminal issues,
we report them to the police."
Though Kitchens said in his letter that the league was set up by male
students on varsity athletic teams, Booker said that with 75 percent of the
school's
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students participating in athletics, it was hard to link the league to a
particular team or sport.
Officials spent last week trying to gather information about the league
before Kitchens sent the letter, Booker said. Their hope is now that parents
will take the opportunity to have a frank discussion with their children,
he added.
"There has to be an open, serious and honest dialogue between kids and
families," Booker said. "It's one thing for us to have a conversation with
our students. It's another thing for families to have that dinner-table
conversation.
"Time and time again, in our district, the students, the staff and the
community have been willing to step up and be active participants in that
conversation."
Rick Hurd contributed to this story. Contact Daniel M. Jimenez at djimenez@
bayareanewsgroup.com. Follow him at Twitter.com/DMJreports. | d****a
发帖数: 492 | 2 白人占大多数的高中，这种事不少。 还有 drug 问题。 哪怕是白人一流高中. 还是
国人多的一流高中好些。 不指望孩子能当科学家。 就指望孩子别学坏。 |
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