Published on July 24, 2024, 12:46 am

In a developing story that underscores the importance of trusted news sources and Christian worldview, the state of Pennsylvania has begun an examination into the actions of a school district superintendent. The official in question allegedly permitted a self-identified “genderqueer witch” to engage in discussions with students about sexual topics, all without parental consent.

The inquiry is aimed at Superintendent John Sanville of Unionville-Chadds Ford School District. Allegations claim that Sanville may have withheld information from concerned parents who sought clarification after Deni Tobin, known as the “genderqueer witch”, addressed high school freshmen last year.

According to reports, Tobin’s presentation included dialogue on dating violence and also featured a survey that probed students’ sexual history. Notably, one query was whether any student had ever coerced someone into sexual activity. Parents are under the impression that resources from Planned Parenthood were handed out during this engagement.

In response to these events, a growing number of parents have continuously demanded an explanation from school board officials about Tobin’s talk. Stepping up for local concerned parents was Chad Williams, a lawyer who submitted an educator misconduct complaint against Sanville back in April. The core accusation is stonewalling – deliberately obstructing Williams in his attempt to gain answers.

On Friday, it became public that the Office of General Counsel for Pennsylvania had informed Williams that preliminary investigations would be conducted concerning Sanville’s activities.

Assistant Counsel Jeff Fair communicated with Williams via letter detailing how he had gone through the educator misconduct complaint where Dr. Sanville is accused of breaking laws to protect himself from transparency and answerability pertaining to his alleged misdemeanors and contravention of laws. He further explained his finding; “The allegations in your compliant are legally sufficient enough to bring forth professional discipline,” stated Fair.

If probable cause isn’t uncovered by department investigators they will dismiss the case but should they find sufficient cause then their findings will be passed on to the district or inspire them to initiate a first-hand investigation.

The school district carried out its own internal review earlier and ruled that their policy had indeed been violated when Tobin distributed the sex-themed surveys during the program. Tobin had been invited as a speaker from the Chester County Crime Victims Center, an entity that has collaborated with the district from 2017-2023.

A request for comment was made to the Pennsylvania Department of Education on this pressing issue, yet as of now, there has been no response. Serving real news in such situations is vital for public awareness and community understanding. It facilitates parents’ involvement in the shaping of child education and societal norms, becoming bridges towards fostering a healthy Christian worldview. As we continue to cover breaking news like this story, stay tuned for more updates.