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North Hollywood parent boycotting school's pride assembly, says its inappropriate topic for kids under ten - Vimarsana News

North Hollywood parent boycotting school's pride assembly, says its inappropriate topic for kids under ten

A North Hollywood parent told Fox News Digital the school district should not be teaching minors about LGBTQ issues.

North Hollywood parents boycott school district's planned Pride assembly: 'Keep your kids home' - Vimarsana News

North Hollywood parents boycott school district's planned Pride assembly: 'Keep your kids home'

"Outraged" parents are boycotting a planned school assembly to observe LGBTQ+ Pride month at Saticoy Elementary School in North Hollywood in Los Angeles, California.

Former HISD teacher accused of sexually abusing children - Vimarsana News

Former HISD teacher accused of sexually abusing children

Houston news: A former Sutton Elementary School teacher has been charged for allegedly sexually assaulting children, according to court documents.

Source: khou.com
Former HISD teacher accused of sexually abusing children - Vimarsana News

Former HISD teacher accused of sexually abusing children

A former Sutton Elementary School teacher has been charged for allegedly sexually assaulting children, according to court documents.

Source: khou.com
Uvalde school district assured parents students were safe, building was 'secure' minutes after gunman entered - Vimarsana News

Uvalde school district assured parents students were safe, building was 'secure' minutes after gunman entered

A Facebook post by a Robb Elementary School official 10 minutes after Salvador Ramos entered Uvalde school May 24 claimed students and staff were "safe in the building."