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After five years at San Pasqual Union School District, Shannon Hargrave, who serves as principal and superintendent for the tiny rural district, will be retiring at the end of this school year.
“This decision comes after careful consideration and heartfelt gratitude for the extraordinary opportunity to be part of this wonderful community,” Hargrave said in a statement. “I love this district and have enjoyed enormous support from the community and the board of education. I’ve been very fortunate to work with a great team of parents and staff here on behalf of students.”
A 26-year veteran of North County education, Hargrave began her teaching career at Vista Unified School District, and worked as an administrator for Escondido Union School District and Valley Center Pauma Unified School District, before taking the lead at San Pasqual.
welcome back to the legal view. i m ashleigh banfield. i want to turn to california now for a bill of rights check. the governor signed a law yesterday allowing transgender students to choose their own bathroom, choose their own locker rooms and their own sports teams they want to play on at public schools. this is the first law of its kind in the states. the people who fought for it says this will change lives. i m transgender myself. i had to miss classes and programs. no student should have to lie about themselves in order to get the graduacredits to graduate. there s some parents rattled by this including the mom of a 9-year-old girl. she s going be at a k-8 school. she could have a 14-year-old boy
students, they see this as a huge win. i m transgender myself and i had to miss classes and programs because of my identity. no student should have to lie about themselves in order to get all the credits they need to graduate. thing is, some parents aren t convinced. they re worried about the law s impact on their own kids. she will be at a k-8 school. she could potentially have a 14-year-old boy walking in on her in the bathroom. i don t understand how we re protecting all of the children. let s talk about this with two guests joining me. people following this very closely. mason davis is the executive director of a transgender law center. favors the law. joins me from san francisco. good to see you, sir. randy thomason is on the other side. save california. gentleman, welcome to both of you. huge, huge win for your camp. randy, i d like to begin with you because i imagine this