Monroe elementary school takes the heat for kinky alphabet handout

Parents of children at Pine Tree Elementary were shocked when they were handed a kinky alphabet sheet on back-to-school night. School officials say a third-grade teacher took the alphabet sheet off the

News 12 Staff

May 29, 2014, 7:00 PM

Updated 3,618 days ago

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Monroe elementary school takes the heat for kinky alphabet handout
Parents of children at Pine Tree Elementary were shocked when they were handed a kinky alphabet sheet on back-to-school night.
School officials say a third-grade teacher took the alphabet sheet off the Internet. They say the teacher had no idea the letters were made of stick figures engaging in various sex acts. And while the graphic nature wasn?t immediately evident at first glance, many parents were afraid older children would be able to interpret the sexy symbols.
Parents did receive a letter from the principal who explained she had looked over the handout before the parents and even she missed the mistake. She takes full responsibility for the inappropriate publication.


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