Columbia Grammar & Prep parents upset over new sex ed teacher
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Parents at an elite private school in New York City are railing against the school for hiring a new sex ed teacher who uses the same controversial videos as a previous educator who was at the center of last year's 'porn literacy' scandal.
Lindsay Fram, also known as 'Sexually Smart' on Twitter, is expected to teach four sessions next month at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School in Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood.
But when parents of the $56,000-per-year school were informed of her March 1 arrival, many became concerned she would not be upfront about her teachings, the New York Post reported.
The concern comes less than a year after a former teacher, Justine Ang Fonte, conducted an explicit 'porn literacy' workshop for students without the parents' knowledge.
Fonte was also blasted for using the controversial Amaze sex education video series, which teach kids about gender identity and how they can use puberty blockers.
The series is also recommended and used by newcomer Fram, who posts openly about her teachings and political views on Twitter, including tweeting about how police should be abolished and why she prefers 'mom' and 'dad' to be called 'the adults who take care of you.'
Parents told The Post they are also worried Fram will insert these 'hard-left' views into her teachings next month.
'Either the school didn't properly vet her or the school doesn't care what she's doing so the school administrators need to be held accountable to this,' one parent told The Post. 'I want to know exactly what she's teaching my child.'
Lindsay Fram, also known as 'Sexually Smart' on Twitter, is expected to teach four sessions next month at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School in Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood
Fram, who posts openly about her teachings and political views on Twitter, including tweeting about how police should be abolished and why she prefers 'mom' and 'dad' to be called 'the adults who take care of you'
Parents at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School in Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood are railing against the school for hiring a new sex ed teacher who uses the same controversial videos as a previous educator who was at the center of last year's 'porn literacy' scandal
Last May, Justine Ang Fonte, who taught at Columbia Prep and Dalton School, found herself at the center of controversy after she taught an explicit 'porn literacy' workshop for about 120 boys and girls who were juniors at the school without alerting the parents.
The students at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School on Manhattan's Upper West Side were told to watch a slideshow entitled, 'Pornography Literacy: An intersectional focus on mainstream porn.'
The workshop included photos of partially nude women, some in bondage, and references to the most common terms on porn, such as 'creampie' and 'gangbang.'
Fonte has since resigned and defended her teachings in a New York Times interview last summer.
Last May, Justine Ang Fonte (pictured), who taught at Columbia Prep and Dalton School, found herself at the center of controversy after she taught an explicit 'porn literacy' workshop for about 120 boys and girls who were juniors at the school without alerting the parents
Fonte recently presented a slideshow to high school students about porn literacy
Most of the 120 students, between the ages of 16 and 17, who attended the lecture watched it on Zoom from home.
The teens were also shown statistics on the 'orgasm gap' showing straight women have fewer orgasms with their partners than gay men or lesbians.
Students were also shown photos of partially-nude women, some of whom were in bondage, to analyze 'What is porn and what is art?'
Another slide cited various genres of porn, such as 'incest-themed,' consensual or 'vanilla,' 'barely legal,' 'kink' and BDSM.
Additionally, the slideshow included a list of the most-searched pornographic terms in 2019, including 'anal,' 'gangbang' and even 'stepmom,' and discussed OnlyFans, where 'content creators' share photos and videos of themselves naked or having sex with subscribers for a monthly fee.
School officials later apologized to parents for the lecture, with headmaster Dr. William Donohue saying they were not aware of what the lesson would entail.
Both teachers also use the video series Amaze.
Fonte, the health and wellness and the Dalton School, showed students a video last fall from the free sex education series AMAZE
In the video, a cartoon little boy asks: 'Hey, how come sometimes my penis gets big sometimes and points in the air?'
'That's called an erection,' the cartoon adult woman responds.
'Sometimes I touch my penis because it feels good,' the boy adds.
Then a cartoon little girl says: 'Sometimes, when I'm in my bath or when Mom puts me to bed, I like to touch my vulva too.'
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'You have a clitoris there, Kayla, that probably feels good to touch the same way Keith's penis feels good when he touches it,' the adult character tells the little girl.
The adult woman adds: 'Have you ever noticed that older kids and grown-ups don't touch their private parts in public? It's okay to touch yourself and see how different body parts feel - but it's best to only do it in private.'
Following an outcry, Fonte told parents that she did not use the word 'masturbation' in class.
Those who complained to school administrators were told they had misinterpreted the lessons, the Post reported earlier last year.
In the video, a cartoon little boy asks: 'Hey, how come sometimes my penis gets big sometimes and points in the air?'
The cartoon adult then tells the boy that's called an 'erection' before the boy seemingly addresses masturbating
A young cartoon girl then tells the adult she also touches her vulva when she goes to bed
The video also teaches the first graders about the differences between a penis and a clitoris
Fonte, who also taught at Columbia Prep, the oldest nonsectarian independent school in NYC founded in 1764, said she felt let down by both schools and feared for her safety as she faced email threats, and says her private information was shared online, a practice known as 'doxxing'.
'I wanted to believe that Columbia Prep was a school that was ready to take on these issues in an educational, intellectual way and at least one person at that school trusted that I could do it,' she told the New York Times in July.
Fonte insisted her workshops - including a compulsory one on porn encompassing incest roleplay and OnlyFans - reflected mainstream approaches to sexual education.
Describing her hopes for students, she said: 'I equip them with a way that they can exercise body agency and consent, by knowing exactly what those parts are, what they are called, and how to take care of them.'
She was backed up by several sex educators, who told the NYT there was nothing inappropriate about her classes, which they said were in line with current National korea sex Education Standards and the World Health Organization's International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education.
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Lindsay Fram, also known as 'Sexually Smart' on Twitter, is expected to teach four sessions next month at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School in Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood.
But when parents of the $56,000-per-year school were informed of her March 1 arrival, many became concerned she would not be upfront about her teachings, the New York Post reported.
The concern comes less than a year after a former teacher, Justine Ang Fonte, conducted an explicit 'porn literacy' workshop for students without the parents' knowledge.
Fonte was also blasted for using the controversial Amaze sex education video series, which teach kids about gender identity and how they can use puberty blockers.
The series is also recommended and used by newcomer Fram, who posts openly about her teachings and political views on Twitter, including tweeting about how police should be abolished and why she prefers 'mom' and 'dad' to be called 'the adults who take care of you.'
Parents told The Post they are also worried Fram will insert these 'hard-left' views into her teachings next month.
'Either the school didn't properly vet her or the school doesn't care what she's doing so the school administrators need to be held accountable to this,' one parent told The Post. 'I want to know exactly what she's teaching my child.'
Lindsay Fram, also known as 'Sexually Smart' on Twitter, is expected to teach four sessions next month at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School in Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood
Fram, who posts openly about her teachings and political views on Twitter, including tweeting about how police should be abolished and why she prefers 'mom' and 'dad' to be called 'the adults who take care of you'
Parents at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School in Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood are railing against the school for hiring a new sex ed teacher who uses the same controversial videos as a previous educator who was at the center of last year's 'porn literacy' scandal
Last May, Justine Ang Fonte, who taught at Columbia Prep and Dalton School, found herself at the center of controversy after she taught an explicit 'porn literacy' workshop for about 120 boys and girls who were juniors at the school without alerting the parents.
The students at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School on Manhattan's Upper West Side were told to watch a slideshow entitled, 'Pornography Literacy: An intersectional focus on mainstream porn.'
The workshop included photos of partially nude women, some in bondage, and references to the most common terms on porn, such as 'creampie' and 'gangbang.'
Fonte has since resigned and defended her teachings in a New York Times interview last summer.
Last May, Justine Ang Fonte (pictured), who taught at Columbia Prep and Dalton School, found herself at the center of controversy after she taught an explicit 'porn literacy' workshop for about 120 boys and girls who were juniors at the school without alerting the parents
Fonte recently presented a slideshow to high school students about porn literacy
Most of the 120 students, between the ages of 16 and 17, who attended the lecture watched it on Zoom from home.
The teens were also shown statistics on the 'orgasm gap' showing straight women have fewer orgasms with their partners than gay men or lesbians.
Students were also shown photos of partially-nude women, some of whom were in bondage, to analyze 'What is porn and what is art?'
Another slide cited various genres of porn, such as 'incest-themed,' consensual or 'vanilla,' 'barely legal,' 'kink' and BDSM.
Additionally, the slideshow included a list of the most-searched pornographic terms in 2019, including 'anal,' 'gangbang' and even 'stepmom,' and discussed OnlyFans, where 'content creators' share photos and videos of themselves naked or having sex with subscribers for a monthly fee.
School officials later apologized to parents for the lecture, with headmaster Dr. William Donohue saying they were not aware of what the lesson would entail.
Both teachers also use the video series Amaze.
Fonte, the health and wellness and the Dalton School, showed students a video last fall from the free sex education series AMAZE
In the video, a cartoon little boy asks: 'Hey, how come sometimes my penis gets big sometimes and points in the air?'
'That's called an erection,' the cartoon adult woman responds.
'Sometimes I touch my penis because it feels good,' the boy adds.
Then a cartoon little girl says: 'Sometimes, when I'm in my bath or when Mom puts me to bed, I like to touch my vulva too.'
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'You have a clitoris there, Kayla, that probably feels good to touch the same way Keith's penis feels good when he touches it,' the adult character tells the little girl.
The adult woman adds: 'Have you ever noticed that older kids and grown-ups don't touch their private parts in public? It's okay to touch yourself and see how different body parts feel - but it's best to only do it in private.'
Following an outcry, Fonte told parents that she did not use the word 'masturbation' in class.
Those who complained to school administrators were told they had misinterpreted the lessons, the Post reported earlier last year.
In the video, a cartoon little boy asks: 'Hey, how come sometimes my penis gets big sometimes and points in the air?'
The cartoon adult then tells the boy that's called an 'erection' before the boy seemingly addresses masturbating
A young cartoon girl then tells the adult she also touches her vulva when she goes to bed
The video also teaches the first graders about the differences between a penis and a clitoris
Fonte, who also taught at Columbia Prep, the oldest nonsectarian independent school in NYC founded in 1764, said she felt let down by both schools and feared for her safety as she faced email threats, and says her private information was shared online, a practice known as 'doxxing'.
'I wanted to believe that Columbia Prep was a school that was ready to take on these issues in an educational, intellectual way and at least one person at that school trusted that I could do it,' she told the New York Times in July.
Fonte insisted her workshops - including a compulsory one on porn encompassing incest roleplay and OnlyFans - reflected mainstream approaches to sexual education.
Describing her hopes for students, she said: 'I equip them with a way that they can exercise body agency and consent, by knowing exactly what those parts are, what they are called, and how to take care of them.'
She was backed up by several sex educators, who told the NYT there was nothing inappropriate about her classes, which they said were in line with current National korea sex Education Standards and the World Health Organization's International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education.
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Read more:
Columbia Grammar & Prep parents up in arms over new sex educator
A Private-School Sex Educator Defends Her Methods - The New York Times
Gender Identity: Puberty and Transgender Youth - amaze / USA
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