(PHOTO) 6-YEAR OLD BOY SUSPENDED FROM SCHOOL FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT

A 6-year-old boy near Colorado Springs, Colorado, was suspended from  school for kissing a girl on the hand. You read that correctly.
"It was during class," first-grader Hunter...
Yelton said in an interview
with CNN affiliate KRDO. "We were doing reading group, and I leaned
over and kissed her on the hand. That's what happened."
Not only did Hunter's peck get him suspended from school, but the
school accused him of sexual harassment, KRDO reported.
Hunter's mom, Jennifer Saunders, is outraged.
"This is taking it to an extreme that doesn't need to be met with a
6-year-old," Saunders told KRDO. Now my son's asking questions, 'What
is sex, mommy?'"
She said Hunter had problems at school before, getting suspended for
rough-housing and for kissing the same girl on the cheek. The family
has been working with him on "class disruptions" by grounding him and
giving him "big restrictions," Saunders said.
Robin Gooldy, the superintendent of Cañon City Schools, told KRDO that
Hunter's record will remain within the district and that his behavior
fits the school policy description of sexual harassment, which
includes unwanted touching.
"Our main interest in this is having the behavior stop because the
story is not just about the student that was disciplined, it is also
about the student receiving the unwanted advances," Gooldy told HLN.
"We have to think about both students in the situation."
Saunders said the girl in question was "fine with it" because Hunter
and the girl consider themselves "boyfriend and girlfriend." She wants
her son's record cleared of anything suggesting sexual harassment.
"Remove it from his record," she told KRDO. "I need to stand up and
fight for him. I can't just let that happen because it's not the case.
It's not what happened at all."
Hunter for his part said he feels "sorry" for doing something wrong
and tries to be good in school.
"But I just have a lot of energy. Six-year-olds, they have a lot of
energy," Hunter said.
They sure do, and as a parent of a 6-year-old and a 7-year-old, an
innocent peck on the cheek or on the hand seems as natural for kids
this age as declarations of who they plan to marry.
They don't know anything about sex or sexual harassment. So how on
earth can they be accused of such behavior?
Reaction online to Hunter's story has been swift, with the majority of
commenters expressing pure outrage.
CNN