A Texas elementary school teacher is currently under investigation for recording sexually explicit videos of herself inside her classroom.

The teacher, who has not been charged with a crime, worked as a music teacher at Gray Elementary in the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District, located in Fort Bend County near Houston. She resigned in February for unspecified reasons, but the district claims it was unaware of the explicit videos until they began surfacing online on Wednesday. In the videos, the teacher is seen wearing her school ID.

In one video, the teacher is shown exposing her breasts and buttocks to the camera, apparently inside the classroom. Another clip shows her similarly disrobing in a bathroom.

“It was a poor judgment on my part,” she told KHOU 11 in an interview. “I would never do it again.”

The teacher admitted to making the videos and sending them to her ex-boyfriend. She stated that the videos were recorded on a Sunday when she had gone to the school to retrieve something or in a bathroom when no one else was present on campus. She claimed that she only shared the videos with her ex-boyfriend, following a difficult breakup.

The woman has since filed a police report for possible revenge porn in Harris County, where she is currently living with her parents, according to KHOU.

Community activists Candace Matthews and Quanell X informed reporters about the videos during a press conference on Wednesday. Quanell X described the video in graphic detail, stating that it shows the teacher “stripping down naked, bending over and showing you everything on the video and all you could see was cellulite and pubic hair.”

“This woman obviously had lost her damn mind. She needs psychotropic medication. She pulls out her breasts and she’s juggling them — looks like she’s about to fall over. Then she bends over and pulls down her panties,” X added. He emphasized that she should never be allowed around children again.

LCISD parent Barbara Villareal expressed her shock and dismay at the situation to KHOU. The school district has opened an investigation following the community activists’ revelations, but the teacher has not been charged with any crime.