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Cristy Nicole Deweese, a 21 year old Spanish teacher in a High School in Dallas, Texas is at the centre of the controversy that involves her past vocation as Playboy Playmate. As an 18 year old undergrad, Co-ed of the Month Cristy had posed naked for the cover of February 2011 issue of the adult

Cristy Nicole Deweese, a 21 year old Spanish teacher in a High School in Dallas, Texas is at the centre of the controversy that involves her past vocation as Playboy Playmate.

As an 18 year old undergrad, “Co-ed of the Month” Cristy had posed naked for the cover of February 2011 issue of the adult magazine. In addition to full frontal shots, she also posed in bunny gears, wearing racy lingerie and ‘stimulating lesbian sex, ’ as reported by NY Daily.

One of her students while surfing, ahem, the Playboy website, back unearthed her pictures from three years.

No sooner did he recognize that the model was his Spanish teacher than he shared the same on social media. From there it spread like a jungle fire, reportedly irking parents and putting the authorities at crossroads.

A parent had reportedly asked the school to terminate her contract, as she is bad influence on the students.

“Are her male 16-17 year old students looking at her without picturing her nude?” asked the parent in a letter to the Dallas Morning News.

Another parent asked if Cristy Nicole Deweese is an appropriate role model for her female students. Questions are pouring from all corners but Miss Deweese is not alone. Her crusaders are her students who are defending her ardently on Twitter.

“She’s a teacher now, not a Playboy model anymore! Leave her alone guys," one of her students wrote.

Another of her students, Zapora Long said to Fox4, "She’s a really good teacher. She’s really nice and really good at teaching Spanish and she just never mentioned anything about it." (reported by news.com)

The Dallas school authorities haven’t commented on the matter. Debbie Radcliffe, a Texas Education Agency spokesperson called the situation is ‘murky.’

"It wasn’t an illegal activity, but it raises the question about whether that action violated the Educators’ Code of Ethics," said Debbie.

Spanish Teacher Miss Deweese was not available for comment. She has been cited by few sources as refusing to comment, saying it is her 'personal matter.'

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