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A mom has complained to a school after her daughter was asked to role play
the part of a 'seducing hooker' in class
Laura Maria Gruber pulled her daughter from the school immediately and
demanded an apology from the administrators
Principal wrote a letter to school families acknowledging the game was not
appropriate and that the term 'hooker' was unkind and should not be used

A mother from Texas who describes herself as a former 'woke' liberal
pulled her 13-year-old daughter out of school after she found out she had
been asked to play the role of a 'seducing hooker' in a game in her
seventh-grade classroom.

Laura Maria Gruber, 45, had sent her daughter to KIPP Poder Academy in San
Antonio. The school's website claims to celebrate 'diversity, equity, and
inclusion.'

But last September Gruber pulled her teenage daughter out of the school
after she found out her teacher got students in her classroom to play a
game known as 'Bear-Hooker-Hunter' - a kind of adult version of rock-
paper-scissors.

Gruber, who is originally from Puerto Rico, claims that her daughter and
other seventh-graders in the Social Emotional Learning class were paired
up with one another and struck poses at the front of the class.

The teens were then told to pretend either they were a 'hunter' and to
point an imaginary gun at one another; a 'scary bear' with its paws up, or
a 'seducing hooker' with a hand on one hip and another behind their ear.

The explicit goal of the game is unclear but it's thought to be some form
of 'team-building' exercise.

'I picked my daughter and her best friend up from school and my daughter
said "We played this game at school, Mom, and you're going to be upset,"'
Gruber told Fox News.

'When she told me about kids getting up in class and posing as hookers, I
almost crashed the car.'

Upon learning about the bizarre classroom role play, Gruber pulled her
daughter from the classroom and demanded an apology from the
administrators.

Gruber's argument to the school was that the game sexualized the teens and
noted that one girl in the class had been sexually assaulted and was
'triggered' by the experience.

Although her own daughter decided not to take part in the game, the boys
and girls in the class were told to organized themselves in order of
maturity with some being bribed with candy in order to play along.

'The teacher was pretty young, so you can imagine what kind of people are
coming out of universities now to teach our kids,' Gruber said. 'My
daughter was so grossed out and embarrassed. She said the boys and the
teacher were laughing.

'Another little girl in the class had been sexually assaulted, so the
experience was especially cringe for her.'

Six months since Gruber first made the complaint to school administrators,
she received an apology after meeting with KIPP administrators in San
Antonio and Austin.

Other parents of children in the class were not told about the classroom
antics or Gruber's complaint until the school board issued an apology
about the game.

'I really feel like I've been had. I wanted my child to go to this school
for the diversity and trusted them. But I didn't realize it would involve
sexual diversity and kids being sexualized,' Gruber told the New York
Post.

'The worst part is that this school is in the inner city and San Antonio
is well known as being a child sex trafficking hub.'

In its apology KIPP admitted that the game did not meet its 'bar of
excellence' and that it was not appropriate for students.

The school denied that the game sexualized children, despite the teens
having to pose as 'seducing hookers.'

School Principal Stephanie Lee agreed that the game fell below the
school's usual standards while noting how the intent was never to
sexualize those taking part.

'While we always chase excellence as a core value, sometimes we stumble,'
Lee wrote in a February letter home to school families.

'This game was not part of any KIPP curriculum, and it was not appropriate
for students,' Lee added.

'This game was not part of any KIPP curriculum, and it was not appropriate
for students. Any activities with actions or words like 'hooker' or
'seduce' should never have a place in our schools. While the intent was
never to sexualize a child, I recognize that the impact may have caused
students to feel uncomfortable or traumatized. That does not honor the
respect we aim to teach our students at all times; in truth, it is
degrading.'

'The term 'hooker' is an unkind word and not one you should use or
repeat,' the principal stated in the letter home.

Gruber said she disagrees with the school's explanation and that waiting
six months for a response is unacceptable.

Gruber brought her complaint to the Texas Education Agency who closed the
investigation because they were 'focusing more on inappropriate teacher-
student relationships.'

The Texas Attorney General is also allegedly said to have declined the
case together with the U.S. Department of Education who have also
dismissed the case following an interview with Gruber.

Although KIPP (Knowledge Is Power Program) schools are for their
progressive education stance and with a focus on teaching black, Latino,
and LGBTQIA children, Gruber believes the incident only serves for parents
to be ever more aware as to what their children are being taught in the
classroom.

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