So let’s just say a group of students did what they were asked by their teacher and he/she decided to reward them by letting them watch a movie in school.
It’s not unheard of – in fact – it happened to me and it probably did to you as well. But there was something special about this instance, considering the teacher apparently wasn’t very well versed in pop culture. How do we know?
Because the teacher let students watch Fifty Shades of Grey in the classroom.
Apparently unaware of what the film was about, the teacher put the movie in the player and let it go much to the delight of the students.
Unfortunately for them, an assistant principal came by a few minutes later and noticed what was going on, opting to put an end to the shenanigans and Fifty Shades of Grey.
Portions of “Fifty Shades of Grey,” a controversial movie depicting graphic acts of sexual violence, was screened in a West Virginia classroom this week.
The filmography request was made by a group of Hampshire County students who asked their teacher, who was ignorant of the film’s content, if they could watch it as a reward for good work.
“Fortunately, an assistant principal walked by and saw what they were doing,” said school principal Jeff Woofter. “They got there 10 minutes after it started and shut it down.”
It’s hard to believe there is anybody out there, let alone a teacher who wasn’t aware of the 50 Shades of Grey movie, but apparently there are still rocks people can live under.
