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Wade Vroom, An "occasional Teacher" At Delta Alternative School "pinned Up Brochures Meant To Advise Gay Bar And Bath House Patrons On Safe Sex Procedures" In A Grade Seven And Eight Classroom. Liz Sandals The Minister For Education Stated That It Was "totally Inappropriate." Sandals Also Stated "clearly From What Was Described In The Media The Materials That Were Being Used Are Totally Inappropriate And Are In No Way Connected To The Ontario Health And Phys Ed Curriculum" And "I�m Relieved That Toronto District School Board (TDSB) Has Gotten Rid Of The Material And That The Teacher Is No Longer In The Classroom." He Had Been "ordered To Work From Home Pending An Investigation." Sandals Called It A "one Off." Sandals Stated How This Type Of Material Would Not Be Included In The New Ontario Curriculum. Lisa MacLeod The Critic For Education From The Progressive Conservative Party Stated "parents Have Not Asked For This Type Of Sexually Explicit Information To Be Made Available To Their Children The Fact That An Ontario Teacher Felt Comfortable Enough To Post It Speaks To The Cozy Relationship The Liberal Government Has With Their Unions." MacLeod Feels That The Toronto District School Board Is "clearly Out Of Control When It Comes To This." She Also Stated That "this Is Not The First Time Something Like Has Occurred There - And I Think The Government Really Has To Put Their Foot Down And Make It Known That That Type Of Material Is Unacceptable." A Spokesman For The School Board Claimed That The Teacher Had "good Intentions." MacLeod Criticized The Spokesman And Thinks That The School Board Should Fire Someone For The Material Being Posted The AIDS Committee Of Toronto Who Published One Of The Brochures Stated That The Intended Material Published By Them Was For Adults The Toronto Sun Asked In An Article "if The Teacher Now Being Paid To Be At Home Or Any Adult Were To Pass Out This Material In A Park Would The Police Not Be Called?" And When Is The TDSB Going To Notify Police About A Brochure Teaching Children?"safer Sucking Tips?" A Spokesman For The Board Stated "At This Time Police Have Not Been Notified." Toronto Police Service Investigated The Brochures And Decided That No Charges Would Be Pressed Against Vroom Because It "didn't Meet Criminal Code Criteria To Lay Charges For Exposing Children To Obscene Material Or Corrupting The Morals Of Children." Vroom Was Later Reinstated After The Issue Had Been "resolved."