K-12 schools across the state are misusing tax payer dollars to push the special brand of "EBSCO databases" which have been under fire for streaming porn. Why do our schools force teachers to use these databases in their classrooms? Are classroom children an appropriate target audience for the 95 billion dollar porn industry? Parents across the state need to demand accountability from their schools. For more information see the National Center on Sexual Exploitation which named the 3 billion dollar EBSCO to its 2017 Dirty Dozen List as a major contributor to the sexual exploitation of women and children http://endsexualexploitation.org/ebsco/