\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0and telling the children he is “actually a woman” who “likes boys.”<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nParents reported that their children felt scared and anxious after the teacher flaunted his sexualized persona. One mother told Liberty Counsel that her daughter expressed fear, saying, “Mommy, I’m scared he’s going to come eat me,” referring to statements the teacher made about turning into a wolf at night.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Another child reportedly said, “Mommy, Ms. Roxxie says he was born in a male’s body, but he’s actually a woman, but he likes boys!”<\/p>\n
Liberty Counsel’s letter also lists several names the teacher purportedly uses, including “Roxxanne Wildheart,” “Kiera Blackheart,” “Lilith Deathhowl,” “Captain Roxxie,” “Artemis Deathhowl,” “savagebeastqueen” and many other names.<\/p>\n
***Please sign up for\u00a0CBN Newsletters\u00a0and download the\u00a0CBN News app\u00a0to ensure you\u00a0receive the latest news from a Christian perspective.***<\/em><\/strong>\u00a0<\/p>\nParents say they reported the unsettling behavior to school administrators in early 2025 and again in January 2026 but were told the school could not intervene due to the teacher’s transgender status and a lack of an official dress code.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Liberty Counsel argues this response violates federal law and recent Pentagon and executive branch policies, including President Trump’s January 2025 executive order on gender-related issues in schools.<\/p>\n
The organization is urging DoDEA to suspend the teacher, remove him from contact with children pending an investigation, and provide forensic interviews for girls he escorted to the bathroom. \u00a0Liberty Counsel reports the agency had not responded to its letter.<\/p>\n
“This male’s behavior and DoDEA’s failure to intervene constitutes sexual harassment in violation of Title IX,” the letter states, adding that the situation also undermines military readiness by distracting service member parents.<\/p>\n
Liberty Counsel founder Mat Staver criticized the school’s handling of the allegations, saying administrators allowed the behavior “in violation of these children’s rights and the rights of their parents.” He called on DoDEA officials to take swift action to “protect these impressionable children from this gross and disturbing behavior.”<\/p>\n