Officials of the Tulsa School District informed parents that they were investigating claims that a sexually graphic video was filmed inside the library of an elementary school.
The letter was sent to parents of students at Eisenhower International after a video was posted to the X social media platform, formerly known as Twitter, showing two adults having sex in a public school library. No children were present in the video.
The features of the library in the video matched those of the grade school library, including a very distinctive piece of stained glass art of two dolphins, the mascot of the school.
The video was sent by a concerned parent to KOKI-TV. In their news report, they compare the features of the room in the video with the features of the library in the grade school.
The letter to parents only acknowledged the claim and said an investigation was underway.
“This was just brought to our attention. While incredibly disturbing, we have not yet been able to confirm or identify the location or individual(s) shown in the social media post cited in this story (or how long ago it might have been recorded),” read the letter.
“Tulsa Public Schools Campus Police are investigating, and will work with any additional law enforcement agencies as needed,” they added.
KOKI reported that the person who posted the video to social media said that they had been let into the room by an employee who was working after hours.
Parents of students at the school told a KOKI reporter that they absolutely loved the school but that they were angry at whomever filmed the video. They also wanted more transparency from school officials about the investigation.
“It gave me more questions than anything,” said one mom about the district letter, “because it doesn’t, what I remember in the email, it doesn’t necessarily state who it was, whether it was adults, kids, it just said it was an inappropriate video that was sent in.”
The video has been deleted from the original post on social media.
Here’s more about the investigation:
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