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One student expressed fear to his mother, saying, “I’m scared he’s going to come eat me,” referencing the supposed nighttime transformations. Another student reportedly told a parent, “Ms. Roxxie says he was born in a male’s body, but he’s actually a woman, but he likes boys!”
Liberty Counsel documented that the teacher used an array of names in the classroom, including “Roxxanne Wildheart,” “Kiera Blackheart,” “Lilith Deathhowl,” “Captain Roxxie,” “Artemis Deathhowl,” and “savagebeastqueen.”
The dismissal of the teacher was publicly confirmed by War Secretary Pete Hegseth on social media on February 19. “The ‘Wolf’ was fired 2 weeks ago,” Hegseth stated in response to CBN’s report.
Social media users reacted with shock and anger over the teacher’s presence in a military school setting. “You need to fire whoever hired this person in the first place,” one commenter wrote. Another remarked, “Alarming that he wasn’t fired sooner. What a freak.” A third added, “Thankfully just before the full moon.”
Mat Staver, founder of Liberty Counsel, argued that school administrators failed to properly address the complaints from parents, violating both children’s rights and parental authority. He emphasized that federal intervention was necessary to safeguard young students.
Staver explained, “These impressionable children should have been protected from this gross and disturbing behavior,” reinforcing the organization’s position that the school mishandled the situation.
The controversy has raised broader concerns about the oversight of educators in U.S. military schools and the need for stringent policies to prevent similar incidents. Parents, advocacy groups, and social media commentators alike have called for stricter vetting procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of students in these learning environments.
This incident serves as a cautionary tale, highlighting the potential risks of allowing educators with unusual and inappropriate classroom behavior to remain in positions of authority over young children. The swift removal of the teacher is being viewed as a necessary step, but questions remain about how the situation was permitted to escalate in the first place.
