It is absolutely revolting that a he/she would make such a public
spectacle of itself.

It is absolutely revolting that a he/she would make such a public spectacle
of itself.

It is absolutely revolting that a he/she would make such a public spectac=

of itself.

This sort of 'education' does not belong in a classroom.

http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/11/152006e.asp

(AgapePress) - A newspaper columnist in Newton, Massachusetts, says school
officials in the town are insisting that elementary students be subjected=

classroom teaching on transgenders and transvestites.

Irish immigrant Emer O'Shea recently pulled her children out of Newton
schools after a social worker discussed the topic of sex-change operations
with third-grade students at Franklin Elementary. According to Newton Tab
columnist Tom Mountain, who first reported the story, as a result of the
talk on transvestites, O'Shea's eight-year-old daughter started having
nightmares and expressed concern that her sister may turn into a boy, or
that her mother may turn into a man.

Mountain says his understanding is that the social worker even took
advantage of a "teachable moment" during the class discussion.

"What the social worker told the kids was that, yes, it is possible for m=

to have sex-change operations to become women," says Mountain. "And yes, =

the way, there is a student in the class who did have a father who become=

woman.

"What the social worker did say afterwards was that this was a teachable
moment because she had a student, an eight-year-old child, in the class
whose father was undergoing a sex-change operation," the columnist
continues. "If you can believe it, the child is actually still in the hom=

According to the journalist, at least one transsexual parent has been very
visible in Newton classrooms, sometimes showing up at the school wearing a
mini-skirt, high heels "and other feminine attire" before he had a
sex-change operation.

"And I actually found out the other day that there's something called 'Ro=

Reader,' whereby the parents will come into a particular classroom and ta=

about and read a book to the children," says Mountain. "Well, in this
particular first-grade class, this transvestite-transsexual parent came in
and read a story to a classroom of six-year-olds."

Mountain says O'Shea confronted the school's principal, the school
superintendent, and the local mayor over the incident involving her
eight-year-old, but that they all treated her in a "very callous, rude
manner" and pushed aside her concerns.








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O'Shea's eight-year-old daughter started having
nightmares and expressed concern that her sister may turn into a boy, or
that her mother may turn into a man.

"What the social worker did say afterwards was that this was a teachable
moment because she had a student, an eight-year-old child, in the class
whose father was undergoing a sex-change operation," the columnist
continues. "If you can believe it, the child is actually still in the home."

"And I actually found out the other day that there's something called 'Royal
Reader,' whereby the parents will come into a particular classroom and talk
about and read a book to the children," says Mountain. "Well, in this
particular first-grade class, this transvestite-transsexual parent came in
and read a story to a classroom of six-year-olds."

Mountain says O'Shea confronted the school's principal, the school
superintendent, and the local mayor over the incident involving her
eight-year-old, but that they all treated her in a "very callous, rude
manner" and pushed aside her concerns.

Irish immigrant Emer O'Shea recently pulled her children out of Newton
schools after a social worker discussed the topic of sex-change operations
with third-grade students at Franklin Elementary. According to Newton Tab
columnist Tom Mountain, who first reported the story, as a result of the
talk on transvestites, O'Shea's eight-year-old daughter started having
nightmares and expressed concern that her sister may turn into a boy, or
that her mother may turn into a man.
"And I actually found out the other day that there's something called 'Royal
Reader,' whereby the parents will come into a particular classroom and talk
about and read a book to the children," says Mountain. "Well, in this
particular first-grade class, this transvestite-transsexual parent came in
and read a story to a classroom of six-year-olds."