More West Torrance High School Weirdness: LGBT Inclusion Sheet Passed Around to the Teachers

 For the last three weeks, I have been getting tips and more complaints about what is happening in Torranec schools.

Parents, students, and everyone in between is letting me know that teachers are pushing the whole LGBT indoctrination with full force into the public school setting.

The latest tip is a "Student Inclusion" worksheet passed around in West High School with a whole bunch of LGBT terms. Two pages of LGBT confusion, indoctrination, grooming, and outright nonsense is circulating around at West High School.

A parent shared with this me, and another resident informed me that this was a "teacher initiated" program, not necessarily something from the official school administration. Still, why is this permitted to circulate in the first place? Do we really need more grooming, indoctrination, and abuse in the government school system?

Torrance is (suppoed to be) better than this.

What is the teaher all about including, anyway? Sexual confusion and degeneracy. And people wonder why California students are falling far, far behind:

And here's a close-up of the content on page two:

Here are the More important notes written out in full:

• It's always okay to ask if you forget (pronouns, names, labels, matters of privacy, etc) but please ask privately
• What if you mess up? – Simply and quickly correct yourself. You can repeat the sentence with the right name and/or pronoun set and move on.
• Chance to inclusive language – Instead of "ladies and gentlemen" or "boys and girls" you can say "everyone", "folks" etc so that every student feels included and seen — Instead of repeating "he or she" "him or her" "his or hers" you can use the pronoun set of "they", "them," and "their(s)"
• Privacy is important – Some students do not want this personal information to be shared for their own social, emotional, and/or physical safety — Do not share private things such as chosen names, pronouns, sexuality, and gender to others (students, staff, guardians, etc) wihtout the students' permission — If you forget or arent' sure what is and isn't private, it doesn't hurt to ask and clarify with the student in private
• Putting in the effort will be worth it in the end to make your students feel safe, and your effort is always appreciated.