Lights, camera, STOP, Los Angeles schools say

Los Angeles has ordered that film shoots be suspended at all its school campuses after it emerged that one of its facilities was used for a porno movie.

"It is important that we ensure teaching and learning are not disrupted, and that all filming activity is appropriate for our schools," Ramon Cortines, head of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), said in a statement on Thursday.

"As an organization responsible for educating students, it is essential that we hold ourselves and our schools to a high standard."

According to NBC4, a local television station, records indicate that "Revenge of the Petites," a porno movie released in 2012, was filmed at Alexander Hamilton High School.

"The crew also filmed a carwash scene that included public nudity in the school's front parking lot," the station said.

FilmL.A., an organization that processes film shooting permits for studios, issued a statement on its website informing its clients of the school district's decision.

"At this time, the duration of the LAUSD filming hiatus is uncertain," it said.

"If you were planning to film at an LAUSD school or property on or after October 9, 2015, please be advised that your request will not be approved."

Money from production companies is a lucrative business for the Los Angeles school district, reportedly bringing in some $10 million in the past five years.

NBC4 said records show that the producers of "Revenge of the Petites" paid cash to film at the campus.

Mortified school officials say they were misled by the company and would not have allowed the shoot had they known it was for a porno movie.