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High School homework: "Sex Toy Selfie"

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A Bay Area teacher is in hot water for a risqué homework assignment: Reportedly asking students to take selfies with their parents' sex toys.

The teacher’s extra-credit assignment requested that Encinal High School students scour through their parent’s dresser drawers in search of condoms, sex toys or anything provocative and snap a selfie of themselves, according to KPIX-TV.

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-teacher-selfies-sex-toys-20150605-story.html
 
From another source:
An Alameda teacher who reportedly gave high school sophomores an assignment of finding their parents’ sex toys and taking a selfie with them has been suspended.

Encinal High School math teacher Wing-Wah Leung allegedly issued the assignment as extra credit. “It was to go into your parents’ private drawers or whatever to seek out sexual toys or condoms, or anything of that nature and to take a selfie with it,” parent Kimberly Cobene said.

Parents said school administrators implied the assignment was meant as a joke, but that at least one student took it seriously and showed off the work in class.

An Alameda Unified School District spokeswoman confirmed Leung’s suspension to KPIX 5, but would not offer details of the case, citing the on-going investigation.

“Student safety is of utmost priority to us, but under state law and board policy we cannot reveal details into an investigation of an employee,” said spokeswoman Susan Davis.

The district has also been tight-lipped with parents who had demanded to know why Leung was still on campus. Parents said they were simply told it was and HR issue and was being investigated.

It appears his joke "backfired" on him.
 
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