Albemarle County Public Schools (ACPS) is paying a steep (and warranted) reputational price for their hypersexualized “gender” policies and culture.
In 2018, a sexually explicit “deflowering” video was presented by a male teacher to a ninth-grade girls’ “sex-education” class at Western Albemarle High School. The video was shown at the behest of the Sexual Assault Resource Agency, resulting in the Agency being banned from ACPS.
More recently, the Swiney scandal involves allegations that multiple children were brazenly sexually molested by a trusted Hollymead elementary school teacher, with an ensuing ACPS coordinated coverup.
And now, ACPS is on the receiving end of a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging yet another sexual assault and coverup. The victim—an Albemarle County High School student with autism—had a family that was extorted by ACPS representatives and pressured to remain silent.
Add to this many years of reported ACPS payouts to families whose children have been variously sexually abused at Albemarle County schools. The price of these buyoffs: promised perpetual silence from the victims. The amount and source of funding remains publicly unaccounted for and institutionally unacknowledged.
ACPS’ debased desire to hypersexualize students from a young age continues as embedded institutional policies promote it. To wit: Mountain View Upper Elementary School’s diabolical mixed-sex common bathrooms. Yes, this school’s main bathrooms coerce boys and girls into the same space to perform their most private and personal hygiene.
As depicted, Mountain View’s primary bathrooms have shared sinks and communal, single-occupancy stalls. The apparent motive being the destruction of sex-defined separate spaces and appurtenant concepts in Albemarle County government schools. Societal ramifications inevitably will follow.
The seductive sexual brainwashing and indoctrination of young ACPS students serves a broader agenda, though. The removal of traditional propriety barriers and the lowering of children’s personal safety standards, opens the door (and rolls out the welcome mat) to additional debauched minor-attracted-persons seeking employment in Albemarle County Public Schools—and ultimately, even more student victims.
