Edmonton school distances itself from recording of teacher lecturing student for skipping Pride-themed activities yeg
Even consensual homosexual acts, which is illegal in Uganda, could now result in life in prison.
Edmonton Public Schools said it is aware of the audio recording and the school and division are taking steps to address the situation. Last saturday, Ed Charpentier, the principal of Londonderry School, sent out a letter to parents saying that the views expressed by the teacher are not representative of the school’s values.Article content
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