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SRVUSD SCANDAL ARCHIVES

SRVUSD and some of the District's personnel have behaved despicably for decades.  This page will recall some of the many scandals which preceded today's sordid record.

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The Nicholas Moseby arrest and long-delayed trial is one of the two most recent cases of  sexual abuse by SRVUSD personnel.  Originally arrested in September of 2022, Moseby was finally due to be tried in November, 2023.  The trial was delayed 8 times.   It finally began nearly three years later, and ended with a guilty verdict on October 17, 2025 — and in December, with a 44-month prison sentence.

Several of the delays, whatever their reasons, helped dodge adverse Moseby publicity for SRVUSD in the weeks before the District's parcel-tax campaigns in 2024 (failed parcel-tax increase Measures E and F in May of that year, and ultimately successful Measure Q, which simply renewed the District's current $144 parcel tax). 

But the Moseby scandal and the others reported in the (recent)
Other Scandals page are merely among the latest examples of disgraceful behavior involving SRVUSD and its personnel.  This page will demonstrate that SRVUSD's 2015-2020s bad behaviors continue a decades-old pattern. 

And readers should keep in mind that this website's review of SRVUSD scandals generally touch upon only the District's more or less public scandals, leaving one to wonder what else routinely goes on, behind the scenes. 

The part of the iceberg that IS visible could conceivably indicate general carelessness in establishing appropriate academic and behavioral standards
— and enforcing same.  

But SRVUSD's extensive library collections of depraved pornography, original attempts to conceal such activity as the 4th and 5th-grade PRISM Clubs ("LGBTQ+" Clubs), and overt violation of several key provisions of official District Policy are among the phenomena which instead illustrate a determined, deliberate, and systematic war on moral and behavioral standards in particular. 

That offensive is consistent with the view of the California Teachers Association (CTA/NEA) on "academic freedom":  "Who dares take on religion, free enterprise, patriotism, and motherhood?  We do
and we must!"
The San Ramon Valley Education Association is the local CTA Chapter.  

 

Candid Camera Films Flatulence Segment at Rancho (1991) 

 

Third-Grade Library Book's Foul Language Approved (1993)

SRVUSD Hid Project Costs from Even the SRV Times (1995)

See also: "MEASURE B — A (1995-STYLE) PARABLE" (1995)

 

Monte Vista English Class Gives In to Last Temptation (1997)

SRVUSD Fought the Law in Court, But the Law (and Two
Non-Attorneys, Challenging SRVUSD Legal Team) Won
(1997)

 

SRVUSD Adopted Counterproductive Math Curriculum (1998)
“In the old-style mathematics class, students focused on getting
the right answer.... In the new mathematics class, students ...
learn to voice their opinions about how well groups are working ....”
(Teacher Guide for “TERC Math” Curriculum, Grades 3-5)

 

Perverted "Safe Schools" Training for SRVUSD Teachers (1999)
 

Grand Jury:  SRVUSD Voters Misinformed on Measure D (2000)

Homosexual Activists Given Control of MV Classroom (2001)

SRVUSD Homosexualist Activism / Indoctrination as of 2001 (2001)

8th Grader Condemned Teacher's "Damn Gay Lectures" (2001)

SRVUSD Director Received $500 "Gifts" from Employees  (2003)

 

SRVUSD Board: the "Queer Youth Action Team" Rules (2003)

 

Poor Similar-School API Scores Before CAASPP Drops (2005 & 2012 Examples)

 

Laramie Project Propaganda Usurps Cal High Class Time (2006)

Nightmare on Puberty Street, Middle-School Depravity (2001-2007)

SRVUSD Exposed in Book:
Not As Good As You Think (2007) 
The book revealed that SRVUSD high schools had performed poorly in State testing of college-English readiness, averaging just a 42% proficiency level.  

2008 SRVUSD Parcel-Tax Campaign:

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