A High School in Oklahoma is mired in controversy after a video emerged from its Clash of Classes fundraising event, showing Deer Creek students licking each other’s toes as part of a competition. Though the event raised over $152-thousand for Not Your Average Joe Coffee, an organization that supports people with disabilities, the stunt garnered “shock and disgust” among many students and parents. The school district has clarified that participating students volunteered for these activities and that no faculty or staff were involved. However, State Superintendent Ryan Walters has expressed concern about such incidents, pledging to address what he referred to as "filth" in Oklahoma schools.