Stacie Halas, Porn Star Tiffany Six, Ex-Teacher: 'At Least I Didn't Do The Students'

The Oxnard, California, public school teacher received a pink slip from her teaching gig at Richard B. Haydock Intermediate School after three years on the job when students and administrators found out about her successful porn career as Tiffany Six. When they made the decision to fire Stacie Halas, the middle school's administrators said they were concerned she would cause disruptions upon returning to teaching. 

And the story just keeps getting more interesting, as on Tuesday The Smoking Gun reported that Halas, aka porn star Tiffany Six, discussed the possible fallout from her double life as a teacher and porn star in behind-the-scenes footage for the film No Cum Dodging Allowed #7.

In the film, during which she can be seen getting intimate with as many as four men at a time, she does an interview about a variety of topics, including the concept of whether or not she believed it was risky for her to be a porn star.

It is risky, very risky for me. 'Cause I am a teacher, Halas said, according to The Smoking Gun. Halas was working for a different California public school at the time of the filming. She added that she was a little worried that people would find out about her porn career, but that she does it for the money, and it's fun, it's exciting.

The interviewer goes on to describe the scene of Stacie Halas' students finding out about Tiffany Six: You'll see it on the young boys' faces, he said, to which she replied that it's a concern.

The male interviewer then talks about a teacher who was disciplined for having sex with young kids, to which Halas replies Well, at least I didn't do the students. She later clarified by saying, I have to say I'm not into the students, though. At least I don't do that.

And when he went so far as to ask, point-blank, Do you think if they find out you'll get fired? Tiffany Six responded, Questionable, probably.

Stacie Halas isn't taking the firing laying down, however, and she has appealed the school board's unanimous decision to dismiss her. She will have a hearing before an administrative law judge, according to The Smoking Gun.

We must do what's right for students, staff and parents by maintaining the focus on education, school board President Veronica Robles-Solis said last month in an interview with the Ventura County Star.