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Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist

@DeAngelisCorey

Jan 29

BREAKING: A Texas public school administrator told an undercover journalist that she could have her boy play in girls' sports.

He coaches the parent on finding loopholes to the law.

"It's not illegal if you don't get caught."

He made $124,783 in 2023.

Buckle up
The videos👇🧵

The Irving ISD school official tells the parent if they change their child's gender on their birth certificate, then "that's the gender we go with."

"It's not illegal if you don't get caught."

"If no one knew, then we're good."

The executive director of campus operations goes on to explain that if there's an issue, "we can also say 'we didn't know.'"

He says, "So there's a plausible deniability, I guess."

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Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist

@DeAngelisCorey

Jan 28

Watch this Wyoming legislator beg his Republican colleagues to vote against school choice.

"This is not a filibuster. God, I'm just trying to somehow, PLEASE! .. our precious public school dollars."

He got a 100% rating from the teachers union.

The bill passed 39 to 20.

Here is his perfect score from the teachers union.

His name is Steve Harshman.

He is a state representative and was the Wyoming House Speaker from 2017 to 2021.

He has been in office for 22 years (since 2003).

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Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist

@DeAngelisCorey

Jan 27

BREAKING: A public school teacher in New York wished for "all Trump supporters" to "slowly wither away while struggling to gasp" and to "suffer long."

She's now on leave.

She was paid $164,494 in 2023.

Her name is Pamila Pahuja.

She was in the teachers union.

Buckle up 👇🧵

Here's the post from Pamila Pahuja who wished "all Trump supporters" would choke and suffer a slow death.

"I'll pray for it to last longer."

The teachers union posted, "Pamila Pahuja is a true gem to the Three Village CommUNITY!"

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Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist

@DeAngelisCorey

Jan 25

BREAKING: A public elementary school principal was arrested after more than 100 kids were found at a house party she hosted.

The children were reportedly drinking alcohol and one suffered an "alcohol-related medical event."

She was awarded Teacher of the Year.

Buckle up 👇🧵

The Roosevelt Elementary School principal is 47-year-old Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan.

She faces one felony charge of child neglect and one misdemeanor charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

Brevard Public Schools (Florida).

The principal's bio on the school website: "I was awarded Teacher of the Year"

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Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist

@DeAngelisCorey

Jan 22

BREAKING: A new nationally representative survey finds Critical Race Theory is widespread in schools.

36% of students said their teachers frequently claimed, "America is a fundamentally racist nation."

Remember when they said this wasn't happening?

Full results
Buckle up👇🧵

58% of students said teachers frequently claimed, "We must be actively anti-racist."

42% of students said teachers frequently expressed "support for the Black Lives Matter movement."

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Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist

@DeAngelisCorey

Jan 16

BREAKING: A Texas public school administrator told an undercover journalist how her biological boy could room with girls on overnight school trips.

The DEI administrator said, "At the end of the day, we haven't ended up on the news."

I have the video.
Buckle up 👇🧵

The undercover journalist tells the public school administrator that she has a "transgender daughter" and wants to know the district’s related policies.

The administrator caught on video is Angie Lee, the executive director of DEI for Richardson ISD (near Dallas) 🚨

The school district’s executive director of DEI goes on to explain how biological boys could room with girls on overnight school trips.

"We see a lot of the bigger things at the high school level, like.. can you have mixed rooms?"