"Showing any R rated films to children under 18 is not acceptable. Every teacher knows that. There is really no excuse for the teacher in question. Substitute teachers, sometimes without lesson plans, look for anything to cover their time in classes. And, if the film is available and the teacher can feel intellectually bold and daring by showing it, well, you see here what can happen"
wasn't there a case of a teacher who got fired for accidentally showing her class some adult website? I don't see any difference here, in fact it's worse because it was deliberate.
There was a teacher at a school I taught at about 15 years ago who was fired for showing the kids (Seniors in an advanced art class) a picture of a nude model for art purposes. She showed the pic on Monday, she was fired before the next day began.
Swift justice
From the looks of their test scores, post 36, they ought to be focusing on academics and not movies.