Reason 331 to Homeschool

Latest reason:  Psycho Art Teacher won’t force your children to convert to Veganism. 

Meet Dave Warwak.  He is a psycho nutbag and mediocre artist who converted to a vegan lifestyle six months ago.  Now instead of teaching his children in his art classes how to draw lines of perspective and how to use a color wheel, or how to use pastels and watercolors, he preaches loudly that the children are all eating poison in the school cafeteria.  What is this poison?  Milk. 

The only poison at the school was the drivel Warwak was preaching.  When the kids got sick of his proselytizing, they complained and the school fired him.  Now Psycho Dave is suing the school for endangering children by exposing them to milk.

From the Chicago Tribune here:

An art teacher removed from the classroom for encouraging pupils not to eat meat vowed Monday not to return to Fox River Grove Middle School until it eliminates milk and all other animal products from the lunch menu.

Dave Warwak, 44, also said he plans to ask the McHenry County state’s attorney to file child-endangerment charges against the school district because the school continues to promote milk and other animal products as part of a healthy diet.

Warwak said he was not fired or suspended during a meeting Monday with school officials and representatives of Fox River Grove District 3. But he said he is not returning to class.

Of particular concern to him, he said, are posters in the school cafeteria that promote milk. While vegetarians stay away from meat, vegans such as Warwak shun all animal products.

“I can’t really see working there as long as those milk posters are up and they keep feeding poison to the kids,” said Warwak of Williams Bay, Wis., who said he began his vegan lifestyle in January.

Warwak said he asked district officials during the 20-minute meeting Monday whether they would consider making the school menu offerings all vegan but received no reply. They wouldn’t answer his questions, he said, so he didn’t feel obligated to answer theirs.

They called that insubordination, according to Warwak, who said a lawyer was with him during the meeting.

Warwak said he was asked to leave school last week because he refused to stop discussing animal-cruelty issues with students. He gave his 8th-grade pupils a book about (hard-core veganism).

Its a good thing Warwak is a vegan.  With no job, its awful hard to afford meat.  Now he is free to stay home and eat yard clippings all day.  And play with his stupid fish.