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John Glenn Elementary School in Oklahoma has hired another cross-dresser for its classrooms after sparking outrage over making drag queen Shane ‘Shantel Mandalay’ Murnan its principal.
(LIFESITE) – On August 29, V1SUT released publicly available information about Dr. Shane Murnan, a newly hired, head principal at John Glenn Elementary School within the Western Heights Public School district in Oklahoma. Principal Murnan, a 52-year-old man who spends much of his free time as drag queen Shantel Mandalay, was previously arrested for possessing child pornography.
The article went viral garnering thousands of comments from outraged parents asking how Murnan’s hiring could’ve been approved. Much has been learned since then about an additional hire of concern at John Glenn, the strategic workings of an unscrupulous public education and legacy media connection desperate to protect the drag queen principal, the true level of activist infiltration within the local education system, and a plan to prevent the parents of John Glenn students from being heard concerning Murnan’s hiring at the district’s September 11 board meeting.
A sign of dark times: Western Heights defends drag queen principal, goes political
Numerous national publications have covered the defensive response of Western Heights superintendent Brayden Savage in publicly explaining Murnan’s hiring.Within the official Western Heights statement on the matter, first released on the district’s Facebook page with comments hidden, parents were assured the district followed its “usual hiring practices” and praises flowed for Murnan as “highly recommended” with an “outstanding reputation” and a Ph.D.
Superintendent Brayden Savage goes on to confirm the district was fully aware of Murnan’s previous arrest before hiring him, though never actually mentioning “child porn” and brushing the charges off as…
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