That’s pretty amazing to hear. So a teacher can say basically anything to a class and not suffer legal consequences? Maybe that’s true in Massachusetts, but I’m not sure that it’s true in every state. I seem to recall that a female teacher was tried and convicted of showing a pornographic website to a class for only a couple of seconds (and it was by accident!). I’d have to search for the details of that case, but I’n almost certain that it happened...
That was in Connecticut, and I don’t think the teacher should have been charged.
The MA incident happened several years ago in MA when a mother complained to a district attorney about a book her son was required to read, and he flippantly replied to her that porn was legal in museums, libraries, and schools, which means as far as I’m concerned that he had no interest in her case and she should just go away. Well, the courts aren’t doing anything about the students who were given instruction in bizarre homosexual acts by state employees, so I guess it’s legal in MA.
Not so much in other states, I imagine.