Parents slam bizarre licking game high school students made to take part in with teachers as kids scream it’s ‘gross’

PARENTS have been left baffled after their kids were made to take part in a “gross” licking game at school with teachers. A Washington State high-school has been slammed as “disgusting” after hosting the bizarre game. FacebookDisturbing footage showed staff and students licking marshmallow cream off plexiglass[/caption] FacebookParents were left horrified at the ‘gross’ and ‘inappropriate’ competition[/caption] The creepy event took place at Desert Hills Middle School in Kennewick, Washington Disturbing footage taken by a student saw schoolkids and staff of Desert Hills Middle School in Kennewick licking marshmallow cream of either side of a plexiglass pane at the same time. Horrified students in the crowd can be overheard screaming, “Ew,” “Disgusting,” “That’s so gross,” and “What the heck?” in the video. Another student yelled, “Who thought that this was a good idea?” The shocking footage was later posted to Facebook by a concerned mother. After the video had circulated on social media, parents have been left fuming over why the creepy competition was allowed to go ahead. Megan Sa, the mother of the student who sent in the footage told Fox News: “In my opinion, we do not send our children to school to be exposed to highly sexualized behaviour by adults, we send them to school to learn and for them to socialize with other people their ages. “They shouldn’t have to sit in a gym for a school assembly and wonder ‘What is going on?’ Schools should be a safe place for children to go and this despicable display of adult behaviour was hard to watch.” She also said she was left “most” alarmed by the final scene of the clip where the security guard “looked like he was licking the marshmallow off of the plexiglass in a sensual way”. Megan is not the only parent to hit back at the school following the outrageous game, with a second mum Sandie Salisbury questioning on social media how “this room full of adults did nothing to stop this from happening”. “My child came home from school on the last day before spring break and said that they had a really weird assembly that day,” she added.  “He shared briefly – but I had no idea and could never even imagine how incredibly inappropriate this really was. HOW HOW HOW did this happen.” The mum pointed out that school activities usually have to go through several levels of permission before going ahead and feels the inappropriate licking game should have been prevented. “I’m more than disappointed with this,” she said.  The game was allegedly proposed as part of an exciting event for students to enjoy, and fundraiser, that was held in the school gym before they left school for their spring holiday. A third mum of a student who also taped the strange event told KTTH: “When I first saw the video I was mortified,’ the pure lack of judgment was horrifying by the display of behaviour from the trusted adults in the room.  “What got me even more upset was when I saw the principal laughing and then pulling his phone out to videotape or take pictures of the event.  “He seemed to have thoroughly enjoyed the game, instead of protecting our children and stopping the game.” Following the backlash to the baffling competition, the school’s superintendent, Dr Traci Pierce, issued a statement to the school’s families on Friday, two weeks after the event took place. She announced the district had concluded their investigations into the situation and she deemed it as “not an appropriate activity”. “During the activity, some students felt very uncomfortable, and the activity was highly disturbing for some students, parents, families, and community members to watch on video,” Pierce said. “This activity does not have district approval and will never be repeated in the future.” Not known, clear with picture deskFollowing the backlash to the competition, the school’s superintendent Dr Traci Pierce sent a letter to the students’ families[/caption]