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Transgender teacher coming back to class as true self

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So would you pull your kid out of this class? Is this what our school systems have become?

 

Yosemite High science teacher changing gender to 'authentic self' | Local News | FresnoBee.com

 

After spring break, 24-year Yosemite High School science and multimedia teacher Gary Sconce will return to teach as her true self, she says: Karen Adell Scot.

 

The 56-year-old husband, father and award-winning teacher came out to family in April that since early childhood, she's felt like a female trapped in a male body. Since then, Sconce has been undergoing hormone replacement therapy and transitioning into Scot

Read more here: Yosemite High science teacher changing gender to 'authentic self' | Local News | FresnoBee.com

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What he or she looks like now scares me to death.

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"award-winning teacher" To me this is the only issue that matters.

 

What makes that a case, many people win that award.

What makes that a case, many people win that award.

 

That means that they are a good teacher. Black, white, purple, male, female, gay or straight. They are there to be a good teacher and that is all that matters.

I think I would pull my kid out simply because I don't want him/her or my family to have to deal with the sideshow.

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That means that they are a good teacher. Black, white, purple, male, female, gay or straight. They are there to be a good teacher and that is all that matters.

 

Isnt it kind of like getting to be a memeber of the National Honors Society. Pay and your in. There are plenty of good teachers who dont take the tim eto fillout the applications for this. I bet if he had come out before that big huge award that he/she wouldnt get that big huge award.

 

Meant to say a Who's who Award.

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Isnt it kind of like getting to be a memeber of the National Honors Society. Pay and your in. There are plenty of good teachers who dont take the tim eto fillout the applications for this. I bet if he had come out before that big huge award that he/she wouldnt get that big huge award.

 

I never paid to be an NHS member.

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I never paid to be an NHS member.

 

Sorry, I meant a whos who. The one everyone can be.

Sorry, I meant a whos who. The one everyone can be.

 

I was both (Who's Who in graduate school).

 

Shows how low the standards can be.

What he or she looks like now scares me to death.

 

Fortunately, a great many teachers are not hired based on their looks.

My true self. I struggle to grasp that concept.

Fortunately, a great many teachers are not hired based on their looks.

Indeed, the teacher/threesome in the classroom conjured up images in my juvenile mind of my own teachers that made my stomach turn.

A fellow that I went to High School with at Newport Catholic is now a woman . I double dated with him to our senior prom and now she works with my wife . Nice guy in high school and seems to be a pleasant if masculine looking middle aged woman , remember we are 66 years old , and I have talked to her once or twice since I found out who she was . If Mtn.ref wants I can introduce him .

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