Students Expelled For Making Sex Video

[Carrie]

Students expelled for making sex video
Saturday, November 1, 2003 Posted: 1:19 PM EST (1819 GMT)

LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- Three high school students were expelled for making a sexually explicit video that was distributed around their private school.

The video was made last spring by a sophomore girl and two junior boys, who were not identified by officials with Milken Community High School. Two of the three students involved thought the video was recorded only for a small group of friends, said school head Rennie Wrubel.

"They thought they were just doing it for fun," Wrubel said. "And then it showed up in school."

The video was discovered by parents and the school when a boy who watched it told his parents last month. Wrubel said all known copies have since been destroyed.

The school in the Santa Monica Mountains in northwestern Los Angeles, affiliated with the Stephen S. Wise Temple, planned to invite counselors and experts to campus to talk with students about sex and relationships.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/West/11/01/scho...o.ap/index.html

[Cassie]

normally i would blame something like this on this generation and all that is available both online and television. however, at some point, parents really have to be held responsible; and the shame of it is, that some of those parents are our ages (32-38) so what does that say for our generation.

how something like that can slip through a parents grasp is beyond me. i know you cant have a leash on children but at some point these parents that are so quick to blame everyone and everything other then themselves have to wake up.

this is another reason why i will probably never have children; i honestly do not think i would ever be able to devote the proper amount of time (in my mind) to raising a child properly. the one thing i still think holds true from way back is that a mother should be home for their child, to raise their child or just to be there for thier child. i know that i wouldnt have that time to give and if some of these parents would have thought everything out beforehand, i think kids for the most part would be better off.

then again, this is just my personal opinion.

[Carrie]

These kids were in high school; sophomores and juniors so we're talking probably 16 and 17 years old.
Think back to when you were that age and how much "control" your parents had over you. Not much, I'd bet!

All it would take is an hour (if that) and the video would be done. I don't think there's any possible way that the kids' parents can be blamed for this, other than not imprinting into their kids' heads that they should abstain from sex for as long as possible.

What I don't understand is why they were expelled. Did they break school rules? Is there a rule somewhere that says "you cannot attend if you are sexually active"? Or was it more of an "elite" thing because it was a private school and they didn't want their reputation sullied?
I definitely think a challenge to the school board is in order, although the parents will probably be too embarrassed and mortified to put up a fight.

I hope they at least used condoms.

[clemsontiger]

Originally posted by Carrie@Nov 2 2003, 12:19 AM
These kids were in high school; sophomores and juniors so we're talking probably 16 and 17 years old.

All it would take is an hour (if that) and the video would be done.

If they were 16 or 17, It would be more like 1 minute and the video would be done. :P

[spazlabz]

The video was discovered by parents and the school when a boy who watched it told his parents last month. Wrubel said all known copies have since been destroyed.

OH Here is the kid thats never getting laid again! He better move before the guys that didn't get to see it find him LOL

spaz

[bluedesignstudios]

Originally posted by clemsontiger+Nov 1 2003, 08:25 PM-->