ROCKY RIVER, Ohio – The principal of Rocky River faculties stated he was “disgusted” and “shocked”, citing a video displaying two highschool academics chatting a couple of pupil.

“As for the video of our workers members’ chat circulating locally, I’m disgusted, I’m shocked and because the father of a teenage woman on this neighborhood, I’m offended,” stated the Superintendent Michael Shoaf in an announcement launched Thursday night. “What was stated by these workers members was not solely inappropriate and unprofessional, but additionally offensive.”

In the meantime, the Rocky River Police Division confirmed Thursday that it’s going to not lay prison costs towards six highschool workers who allegedly mentioned a pupil “inappropriately.” The academics have been placed on administrative depart and the district says they’ll stay on depart till its investigation is accomplished.

Shoaf emailed dad and mom within the faculty district on Thursday night, saying police would launch video of the 2 academics discussing the scholar to the media. Nonetheless, a police dispatcher stated Thursday night that the video was not being launched.

WJW Channel 8 obtained the video, indicating that it was recorded from a web based classroom. Within the video, the 2 unidentified male academics speak about {a photograph} taken of a pupil by one other male instructor who will not be concerned within the attraction. One in all them says the third instructor tried to ship him the picture, however he says he by no means noticed it and it wasn’t on his telephone.

A instructor within the video stated one other instructor spoke in regards to the woman’s look, saying she “smokes scorching”. The 2 males within the video additionally confer with the scholar’s look. In addition they surprise in the event that they may very well be charged in prison proceedings.

Shoaf didn’t point out the police refusal to press costs in his assertion Thursday night. He stated the district would offer an replace “when the deal is completed.”

“We’re dedicated to offering the best high quality training to our college students,” Deputy Superintendent Elizabeth Anderson stated in Thursday’s assertion. “As such, we maintain our academics and workers accountable for upholding the best requirements of professionalism. We are going to act accordingly on this state of affairs.