wow, flashback.

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Originally posted by Jayx1 Reminds me of that Oil of Olay commercial.. Guy: "you were in my class" Woman "I was your teachaaa"

WHOA. How fucking OLD is that. Shit... awesome reference! Fuck. ^5

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Originally posted by Jeff Button SOUTH PARK'S TAKE ON THE SUBJECT http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwGZB1M0URI

NIIICCEEEE!!!!!!!

well folks... teachers in Maine can now relax, and no longer have to pull out.






School introduces contraceptive program for middle schoolers aged 11-13.

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Prescribe 'the pill' at middle school? Student health officials say a broad contraceptive program is 'totally needed.' By KELLEY BOUCHARD Staff Writer October 16, 2007 Students who have parental permission to be treated at King Middle School's health center would be able to get birth control prescriptions under a proposal that the Portland School Committee will consider Wednesday. The proposal would build on the King Student Health Center's practice of providing condoms as part of its reproductive health program since it opened in 2000, said Lisa Belanger, a nurse practitioner who oversees the city's student health centers. If the committee approves the King proposal, it would be the first middle school in Maine to make a full range of contraception available to some students in grades 6 to 8, said Nancy Birkhimer, director of teen health programs for the Maine Department of Health and Human Services. Most middle schoolers are ages 11-13. Although students must have written parental permission to be treated at Portland's school-based health centers, state law allows them to seek confidential health care and to decide whether to inform their parents about the services they receive, Belanger said. Proponents say a small number of King students are sexually active, but those who are need better access to birth control. Of 134 students who visited King's health center during the 2006-07 school year, five students, or 4 percent, reported having sexual intercourse, said Amanda Rowe, lead nurse in Portland's school health centers. "This is a service that is totally needed," Rowe said. "It's about very few kids, but they are kids who don't have the same opportunities and access as other students." The percentage of middle school students in Maine who reported having sexual intercourse dropped from 23 percent in 1997 to 13 percent in 2005, according to the Maine Youth Risk Behavior Survey. "Thirteen percent is still more than one in 10 students," Birkhimer said. The School Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in Room 250, Portland Arts and Technology High School, off Allen Avenue. Robert O'Brien, who chairs the committee's policy subcommittee, said his panel has yet to discuss the proposal. He declined to comment until after the matter has been aired. The issue could stir controversy, as it has in the past. "I'm personally fine with it, but I know some parents might not be," said Jennifer Southard, wife of City Councilor Edward Suslovic, who has two daughters at King. "I think information and access are good things. I would hope my children would come to me, but some students might not have that option." The city's Division of Public Health, which made the birth- control proposal, operates seven health centers in Portland Public Schools in an effort to increase access to physical, dental and mental health care. They are located at Portland High School, Deering High School, Casco Bay High School, King Middle School, West School special education program, and two elementary schools -- Reiche Community School and East End Community School. The first centers opened in the high schools more than a decade ago, Belanger said. There are 27 school-based health centers in Maine, 20 of which are funded and overseen by the state, including those in Portland, Birkhimer said. There are more than 1,700 school-connected health centers in the United States. One in four provides birth control ranging from condoms to prescription contraception, said Divya Mohan, spokeswoman for the National Assembly on School-Based Health Care. Last year, Portland's program cost about $500,000 to operate, including state and foundation grants, MaineCare/Medicaid and private health insurance reimbursements, and in-kind contributions of space and services provided by the city, Belanger said. Of 2,877 students eligible to attend Portland's seven health centers last year, 1,261, or 44 percent, were enrolled. The center at King, which has 510 students, enrolled 134 students and tallied 266 visits last year, Belanger said. The health centers at Portland High, Deering High, Casco Bay High and West School have provided prescription contraception as part of overall primary health care since 2003, Belanger said. The King Student Health Center has provided condoms since it opened in 2000, along with counseling and testing for pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, she said. Contraception would be prescribed after a physical examination by a physician or nurse practitioner, Belanger said. Types of prescription birth control available through the health centers include contraceptive pills, patches or injections, as well as the morning-after pill. Diaphragms and IUDs are not usually prescribed, she said. Belanger said health center workers encourage students to tell their parents about their health center experiences, but by law they cannot compel students to do so or inform parents without the student's consent. King is the only one of Portland's three middle schools with a health center, primarily because it has more students who get free or reduced-price lunch, Belanger said. Moore and Lincoln middle schools don't have health centers, and their students are ineligible for treatment at the King Student Health Center. Belanger said the top five reasons for visits to the health center last year were, in descending order: immunizations, physical examinations, sore throat, upper respiratory infection and asthma. Nationally, the top five reproductive health services offered at school-based health centers were, in descending order: pregnancy testing, abstinence counseling, HIV/AIDS counseling, birth control counseling, and the diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases, according to the national assembly.

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kids having sex at 11-13 yr range?

jesus

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Originally posted by chinamon not true. i say "ugh" but i am a tranny.

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Originally posted by kotsy lol colour me retarded

Wow. 13 I knew, maybe even 12, but 11 is pushing it just a weeee bit low...

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Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* At the same time, these people are of age, so who cares? The rumor is that the prof picks the girls with the highest marks and tries to seduce them - so it doesn't seem like they would be sleeping with him to get higher grades b/c they already have them.

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High school teacher arrested on investigation of rape She is accused of sexual relationship with a male student By Ben Winslow Deseret Morning News Published: October 25, 2007 A Hurricane High School teacher has been arrested on investigation of rape. Hurricane police said Cris Lynn Morris, 29, of Washington, Washington County, was booked into the Purgatory Jail for investigation of five counts of first-degree felony rape. Police allege it stems from a sexual relationship she had with a male student. "Under Utah law, a juvenile student is incapable of consenting to sexual relations with a teacher," the Hurricane Police Department said in a statement released late Wednesday afternoon. "Under the law, sexual intercourse without legal consent constitutes rape." Hurricane police officials declined to comment further on the case, referring questions to the Washington County Attorney's Office. No one answered the phone at the prosecutor's office Wednesday night. Criminal charges had not yet been filed against Morris, whom jail officials said was released after posting $100,000 bond. "As always, these charges are merely allegations and the defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty," Hurricane police said in their statement. Hurricane High School's Web site said Morris taught social science classes there. The Washington County School District said Morris has been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation, but the district's superintendent refused to comment to the Deseret Morning News on Wednesday night. A woman who answered the phone at Morris' home declined to comment on the arrest.

She was also teaching Phys-Ed, hence the soccerballs she's concealing in her shirt.

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Phys-Ed, or Sex-Ed?

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Instructor accused of sex with teen Student teacher at Pittsville school faces charges in alleged relationship with boy By Ben Penserga Staff Writer SALISBURY -- A teacher's assistant at Pittsville Elementary and Middle School faces criminal charges after she allegedly had sex with a 14-year-old student, police said Thursday. Jenna Ashley Herrmann, 23, of Salisbury was charged Wednesday night with two counts of second-degree custody child abuse, two counts of third-degree sex offense, two counts of sex abuse of a minor and two counts of fourth-degree sex offense, said Wicomico County State's Attorney Davis Ruark. Herrman is accused of having sex with the student over a two-month period starting Oct. 1. Herrmann was being held at the Wicomico County Detention Center on a $100,000 bond Thursday, Ruark said. She was ordered to have no contact with the victim and to stay away from Wicomico County Public Schools' property. Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis said detectives from the Wicomico Child Advocacy Center first heard of the alleged improper relationship from other students. Three witnesses confirmed to police that Herrmann -- who was placed at the school through an internship by Salisbury University -- and the boy were having a relationship, police said. One person had seen pictures of Herrmann and the boy reportedly having sex and had received a letter from the suspect inviting him to have sex with her, police said. Police said Herrmann also allegedly asked another boy to have sex with her, but could not since the boy's sister was home. Right now, Ruark said, authorities believe Herrmann had a relationship with the one student. "We have no indications at this point that any other student was involved," he said. Ruark said Herrmann had also worked in Somerset and Charles counties prior to coming to Wicomico. "We are working with authorities in both places," he said. "It's being investigated." Lewis said the victim has left the Pittsville school and will transfer into another school within the county. Interim suspension at SU Ellen Neufeldt, vice president of student affairs at SU, said Herrmann has been placed on an interim suspension while she is being investigated by police. She has also been suspended from her duties at Pittsville Elementary and Middle by SU supervisors. While Neufeldt declined to comment further on Herrmann's case specifically, she did say students finishing their teaching degree at SU are required to have time in the classroom. For that, Neufeldt said, the person must go through an application process, have letters of recommendation and attend a primer course in how to deal with issues in the classroom, including avoiding improper relationship with students. In the wake of the accusations against Herrmann, Neufeldt said the school is reviewing how to best review their teacher candidates before they begin on-the-job training. "Any time you're given the opportunity to step back and look for ways to improve, that's what we are going to do," she said. Allen Brown, assistant superintendent of Wicomico County Public Schools, said teacher's assistants such as Herrman are usually provided to them through partnerships with SU and Wor-Wic Community College. Because of that, Brown said Herrmann did not receive as much scrutiny as a new teacher or staff member. "Typically, we do not do background checks unless we are hiring that person -- we do not consider (Herrmann's position) an employee of the school," he said. While the area is not immune to alleged incidents such as the Herrmann case -- a Wicomico Middle School teaching assistant was jailed in 2004 for having sex with several male students of the school -- it is still rare enough. "I don't recall any recently where the age of the victim was quite so low," Ruark said. As news of the incident began to filter through the community Thursday, some people expressed disappointment about the situation. "If it's true, it's kind of shocking," said Renee Brown, whose child went to Pittsville Elementary a few years ago. "I don't think it's right for any adult, especially someone like a teacher, to take advantage of a kid."

I would definitely hit it.

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