Colorado school district flooded with calls after 6-year-old suspended over kiss The Colorado school district where a 6-year-old was suspended Monday for planting a kiss on a classmate's cheek has been inundated with phone calls demanding the district expunge the allegation of sexual harassment from the boy's record. A woman who answered the phone at the Cannon City School District said the office is "very busy," dealing with some callers who are being hateful. The woman did not provide her name. These calls stem from Hunter Yelton, a student at the Lincoln School of Science and Technology, being accused of sexual harassment that Canon City officials want on his school record. A School District RE-1 official said the repeat offenses meet the school policy definition of sexual harassment and they hope the tough standards will force the boy to change his behavior. I did something wrong and I feel sorry," Yelton, told KRDO-TV. The school's voicemail box is full and they have not returned calls. The Colorado Department of Education said it does not have jurisdiction in local control issues and will not comment on the issue. Local elected school boards and administrators set their own rules, it said.