CCSD Makes National News For Sexually Explicit Assignment

As the Clark County School District (CCSD) continues to make headlines for all the wrong reasons: illiterate students; a failing education system; rampant violence; teacher shortages and race-based curriculum, a video released by Libs of Tik Tok has caused nationwide and local outrage.

In the video, a visibly distraught mother at the Board of Trustees meeting attempts to read the sexually graphic assignment given to her 15 year old daughter by her school teacher. Her microphone was abruptly cut off.

A mom in @ClarkCountySch reads from a graphic assignment her daughter was required to do. Her mic then gets cut off because it’s inappropriate for a public discussion.

Adults can’t handle hearing this content yet they readily give it to kids in school. How does it make sense? pic.twitter.com/GFP1bGhNlg

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 17, 2022

The assignment, according to the mother, was to be repeated over and over again until her daughter could recite it from memory and act it out in front of the entire class.

Power to Parent received and posted the full assignment (Warning: graphic language):

Here is the full assignment: pic.twitter.com/GWYw6uSh8s

— Power2Parent Union (@power2parent) May 17, 2022

The Globe attempted to contact CCSD for comment. Our inquiry went ignored. However, we have grown accustomed to CCSD ignoring our requests. Victor Joecks of the Las Vegas Review Journal was initially ignored, but when CCSD realized they could no longer avoid the press, they sent this statement:

Apparently, CCSD realized it wasn’t going to be able to sweep this under the rug. Sent me a new statement saying it’s investigating. Called it a “student-generated writing exercise that produced content not conducive to student instruction.”

Glad CCSD finally admits that. https://t.co/tw72QkgltO pic.twitter.com/vyHSZ39WlL

— Victor Joecks (@VictorJoecks) May 17, 2022

Charlie De La Paz, candidate for Assembly District 19 and parental rights advocate weighed in, telling The Globe:

“As a mother of four children–three in CCSD, I have spent the last eight years advocating for families and students in situations like this. The policies and curriculum that CCSD and teachers create continue to prove our point: the rights of parents to choose what their children learn in school are continually circumvented and our children are no longer safe. No one within the district is ever held accountable. This has got to stop. CCSD’s response on Twitter was clearly avoiding responsibility for this. When will they ever take responsibility? We need to get back to the basics where children are learning core subjects and not exposed to sexually graphic and explicit material and language. In the workplace, if an employee were subject to the same training as this student was by their superior, the employee could easily sue them for sexual harassment. Why are more protections given to adults in the workplace than is given to our own children?”

Many GOP candidates released public statements on Twitter:

Joe Lombardo: