EMBARRASSING: FRISCO ISD ADMITS IT LIED ABOUT SEX TOY POST

Frisco was forced to admit it lied to the public

Current Revolt previously reported on Frisco ISD promoting sex toys and masturbation for girls on social media.  Frisco ISD initially claimed the post was a result of the social media account for the Emerson High School counselors being hacked.  We submitted a public information request yesterday morning to fact check this claim

Later in the afternoon they went on Facebook to admit there was no hacking involved.  This is what they expect you to believe now…  

The Frisco ISD Government Affairs page is saying that a staff member reposted the content about “self care” without actually reading the text of the post.  The inappropriate post that was originally shared includes an image of a girl on a bed with a sex toy next to her hand along with several phrases including “toys can help you overcome sexual anxiety”.  The caption of the post said “here’s why a little menage a moi (Self Love/Masturbation) is just what you need” and included a 50% discount code for a sex toy. 

The people running Frisco ISD apparently think that parents and taxpayers are just smart enough to figure out how to pay their property taxes, which fund their grooming efforts, but dumb enough to believe this most recent tall tale.

Dustin Paschal, a failed candidate who lost his May 2022 Frisco ISD school board race to conservative Stephanie Elad, was quick to heap praise upon Frisco ISD in the midst of this most recent dumpster fire.  Dustin also seemed to refer to parents who don’t want Frisco ISD sharing inappropriate images with their kids as a “loud minority”. 

You would have to self-identify as an ostrich with your head in the sand to believe that the Frisco ISD employee who shared this post couldn’t tell there was a sex toy in the photo and the post was about masturbation.  Yet, that’s the story parents are being told to believe now.   

If Frisco ISD is posting this type of content online, can you imagine what they’re saying to minor students when no one is watching?  Please comment and let us know if you believe this most recent version of the story from Frisco ISD. 

The above is a guest article written by Frisco resident, Richard Whitman: