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Carol Ann Eastman, an English teacher at North Canton Hoover High School, is garnering some unwanted attention after her erotic novel hit shelves.

In “Schooled,” Eastman authors a red hot litany of encounters with students. She published the novel under the pen name Deena Bright.

Sample the salaciousness for yourself with a peek into the book.

WEWS ran the story earlier this week, noting the mix of emotions among the school district’s parents and community members:

“That’s inappropriate. I don’t think I’d write about that whether it was fiction or truth,” said Sharon Turkall, outside of a North Canton book store, which doesn’t sell “Schooled.”

Others countered that Eastman did nothing wrong.

“What she does on her own time within reason, I guess, I don’t see anything wrong with that,” said Jim Lehman, of Massillon.

What’s your take? Is this out of line for a high school teacher or no big deal?

Eric Sandy is an award-winning Cleveland-based journalist. For a while, he was the managing editor of Scene. He now contributes jam band features every now and then.

3 replies on “Local High School Teacher’s Erotic Fiction Raises Questions”

  1. “In “Schooled,” Eastman authors a red hot litany of encounters with students.”

    not at all. in the book, eastman has her main character met up with 2 former students now themselves college graduates. in short many years later. there is no “litany of encounters with students.”

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