Superintendent, Patch Readers Weigh In On Teacher Who Penned Erotic Novel
Here's what Superintendent Michael Hartenstein and Patch readers had to say about a Hoover High teacher who's selling her erotic novel on Amazon.com
From the way Superintendent Michael Hartenstein sees it, a teacher writing an explicit novel doesn't violate any school codes of conduct. It breaks no laws. But it's still concerning. Hartenstein talked to North Canton Patch Monday about Hoover High teacher Carol Ann Eastman penning an erotic novel, "Schooled," that's now sold on Amazon.com. "My job is to take care of the school system and the kids who are in it, so anything anyone does that causes parents or kids to be upset is of concern to me," Hartenstein said. The book, authored under the pen name Deena Bright, follows a young teacher as she learns about sexuality from her former students. You can read the full description here. Hartenstein confirmed Eastman was away from Hoover High …
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4:15 pm on Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Thank you, Patrick, for your comment. As a teacher she is a role model, like it or not. The subject matter is disturbing coming from a teacher and yes, the children know how to obtain copies. As far as not being"well-written". Perhaps, she should have honed her skills, rather than spend her time on this project ----cannot believe she is "teaching" our children, if she does not have command of the… more ›