Outraged father after seeing his son exposed to sexually explicit material

"I am the father of a third-grade student at Las Estrellas Elementary. Miss Principal, I sent you an email. I sent an email to the principal, the assistant principal, and the school social worker. Two weeks ago, my son was exposed to a group of, let's say, homosexual men having sex on the iPad. And how it happened to my son was that he forgot his laptop at home. And his teacher lent my son her personal iPad. Well, when my son was doing a project with some of the other children in the classroom, they suddenly closed a tab. There were a bunch of naked men sitting right there in front of my son. And then all the other kids who had seen this, hey, they were in shock. But the crazy thing is that I haven't heard anything since then. I didn't get a response from our Superintendent. I had a meeting with your assistant superintendent, your assistant principal. But no one had the decency to make my son important enough to show up to that meeting in the morning to tell me why he could have been exposed to this kind of material.

Now, I've heard about the situation that happened at your high school at North High School with the teacher who was also involved with sexually explicit material. For me, I don't care what team you play for, but you have to stop putting all this in front of these children, all this sexual material, regardless of whether it's a flag or if they are actually seeing the content on an electronic device that is at the school. Now, I came to you last time discussing safety factors with the students about how they were wandering around. Now, man, you literally had. You told me that.

You weren't going to inform the other parents in this class. Like you'll tell us if a student has lice, if a student has COVID, if they have the flu. But you won't tell all the parents in the classroom that their children were exposed to sexually explicit material.

And I think that's weird. It's weird because how can you send a text message about all these other things? But you can't tell parents that their children were exposed to this. Now, my son, one of six children, please finish your comment. My son, one of six children, was the only one to speak up about this and the only one to make it known. So now I ask you, what are you planning to do about it? How are you going to protect these children and hide this material from them? Because it's everywhere in this world right now, especially here. You have to protect these children. And if you as parents, students, and everything for your time, sir, if you want to see a difference, start looking at your paychecks. You want change. Look at your paychecks. That's how you. Thank you for your comment."