Author: Brenda Lebsack
Brenda Lebsack has been in public education for 30 years. She has a bachelor of science in human services from Cal State-Fullerton University, a teaching credential from San Jose State University, a master's degree in special education from Chapman University, and an adapted PE authorization from Azusa Pacific University. She was elected a school board member for the Orange Unified School District from 2016 to 2020.
Adult Sex App in Public School Library Book Endorsed by Teachers Unions
As an elementary school teacher who teaches physical education to children with disabilities in seven Orange County schools, I want to warn parents there are books in our K–12 schools teaching kids how to use adult “hookup” apps while instructing...
Should California Schools Keep a Child’s Gender Identity Secret From Parents?
As battles rage between local school districts in California and the state Attorney General Rob Bonta regarding whether or not schools should notify parents if their child identifies as transgender or nonbinary at school, I think it’s strange—as a California...