California school board president rips state's teachers union, calls for 'more faith-based site reps'

by: Joshua Q. Nelson
2023-09-14
Source: Fox News
09/14/2023

Newly leaked audio revealed a California school board president criticizing the California Teachers Association (CTA) and calling for more Christians to be involved in the union.

According to the Sacramento Bee, the 12-minute audio recording was leaked by a group called "Voices of Placer County on Sunday."

Voices of Placer County titled the leaked audio clip that was posted on YouTube "RUSD President Julie Hupp caught admitting to political scheming at faith-based gathering." A description for the video noted that the comments were made in March 2023.

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