Maryland schoolgirls put on show for police
Teaching young women to show skin a “top priority” says Superintendent Bonnie Ward.
Several Kent County High School teen-agers were forced by school officials to put on a strip show for police last month as part of a new “back to basics” educational program at the Maryland high school.
School Superintendant Bonnie Ward said that the girls’ performance was being reviewed, and said that “teaching women that when they’re told to undress, showing some skin is a top priority” at Kent Country High.
According to Ward, the stripshow was part of a new program to get back to basics, teaching “the four ‘R’s: readin’, ritin’, ’rithmatic, and ’rotica.”
Kent County Sheriff John Price said he’d give them an “A”. “It was a good show. They’ve got nice legs. But we didn’t get to see their grey area, if you know what I mean, and I think you do.”
School officials said that parents would be able to purchase video tapes of the girls’ show as soon as the ACLU got off their backs.
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- “Heather, 15, and fellow sophomore Lacey Fernwalt, 16, were taken to a room with a school administrator, where a female deputy ordered them to partially undress. Lacey removed her pants, and the deputy, Marcellene Beck, looked inside her bra, she said. According to Heather, Beck told her to remove her skirt then lifted her tank top, exposing her breasts. Then Beck told Heather to spread her legs as the deputy tugged at the edges of her underwear.”
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