Adult Performer, Teacher Stacie Halas Gets Reprieve from Calif. School District

OXNARD, Calif. — Stacie Halas, the middle school science teacher put on administrative leave after her past in porn was discovered by students at Haydock Intermediate School in Oxnard, Calif., has gotten a reprieve from the Oxnard School District.

Board members met behind closed doors on Wednesday to discuss Halas’ future as an educator, but were unable to reach a decision on the matter. Halas will remain on administrative leave until the district can decide what to do.

Board President Veronica Robles Solis provided LAWeekly.com with a statement that read, “Direction was given to legal counsel regarding the discipline of a certificated employee and no action was taken in closed session. We know that there is considerable interest in our situation at Haydock Intermediate School. However, we respect the privacy of our employees and the board members and staff cannot comment on this matter other than what is reported out of closed session.

Halas’ pornographic past was exposed early in March when Haydock students, and later school administrators, came upon a string of online porn videos featuring the attractive 31-year-old instructor. Halas, who sometimes performed under the stage name Tiffany Six, shot the footage six years ago while studying to become a teacher.  

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