WATCH: Parents confront school board over Antifa teacher busted in sting video

On Wednesday, the school board of the Natomas Unified School District removed Gipe from his post at Inderkum High School. The school board said that he violated school policies against displaying political material and advocating for political outcomes, and the school board apologized to parents. "To the parents, students and other staff," they wrote, "NUSD is sorry that this reached this level of disruption."

For many parents, this was not enough, and they arrived at the school board meeting to speak their minds. It wasn't just Antifa-teacher Gipe and his methods, exposed by Project Veritas, that they wanted to address, but the school board that allowed this teacher, and those like him who are still employed in Natomas, to flourish.

Comedian Rob Schneider was one of those who tuned in to watch the livestream, and found it riveting. "I never in my life thought I would watch an entire school board meeting," he said. "This is absolutely riveting. The sleeping giant of American Common Sense and decency has been awakened."

As people got up to speak, a member of the school board asked everyone who would be speaking to wear a face mask "for my safety and my children's safety," she said.

One father spoke against the teachers unions that have facilitated teachers like Gipe. "We're gathered here today because we have teachers who've decided to become indoctrineers and not educators," he said. "And that's a challenge. One of the challenges I saw tonight was that the teachers union decided not to show up and defend this teacher."

"The question is how many other teachers and actions have the defendant in the past that have not been appropriately dealt with," he said. "I would encourage all teachers within the sound of my voice to reevaluate their membership within the Thomas, Teachers Association or the California Teachers Association. These two organizations do more to harm the education of our kids than most other organizations in the state." He asked for an investigation into this teacher, and that teachers like him be exposed as well. "We have got to give parents a chance to choose for the best of their kids' education opportunities for the future," he said.

A journalist from Project Veritas who worked on the investigation to expose the teacher also spoke at the meeting, looking to get answers from a school board that had not been forthcoming. The superintendent refused to take questions during the meeting, or after, but said they would be available at a later date.

"We've attempted to get comments from the school district," he said. "We attempted on the day of our investigation, however, we were turned away. In fact, the police were called. So I have a couple of questions. And it's simple."

"First, I think it's pretty clear that the current policies in place by the school district are not sufficient to monitor teachers' curriculum. And my question is simply, Are there going to be a change to those policies?" He asked.

"And then my follow-up question, Superintendent Evans is, obviously this investigation created results. Obviously, you acted off of our investigation. My question is, are you happy that we exposed this?"

"Unfortunately, public comment doesn't allow me, as the president shared, to exchange," the superintendent replied.

"If you're not willing to give a public comment now," the reporter from Project Veritas asked. "I understand that based upon the rules of decorum, if you'd be willing to speak with us afterwards, I think that would do a lot to alleviate some of the concerns. I've noticed you gave an interview to the Sacramento Bee. Hopefully, you'll be open to speaking with us after this. "

A woman identified as Rory Lowe took the podium to speak against extremism, saying that "I am neither far right nor far left in my political ideologies. I am very neutral in my stance." Of the video, she said "I got about midway through the video and had to pause it. It infuriated me, I was shocked that a person like Mr. Gipe was being permitted to teach the children in my community."

"I find his teaching methods to be similar to those of grooming," she said. "He is an authority figure whose life experiences and intellect far outweigh those of his students. Prior to this meeting, I had heard at least one of his students come to his defense, arguing that he is an intelligent, kind, helpful person and does not and does give two sides to his lectures. I have no doubt that some of his students do in fact feel this way. As far as I can tell from his video, Mr. Gipe is a predator of sorts. Predators, predators often possess all of these qualities. It is how they gain trust."

"When a child trusts the person in front of them," she continued, "manipulating that child becomes that much easier. Shaming students who do not subscribe to his radical views seems acceptable to him in his environment. But let's be clear, it is not. It is not acceptable to ridicule, name call or disregard a student, their parents or any of the religious beliefs that may drive their actions or beliefs simply because they do not coincide with his this man is a danger to the minds of these children. And I ask that the district revisit their vetting process for future hires."

Reporter Brittany Johnson of KCRA News sought answers from the board, asking if the school board would be available to speak to the press. When they declined to meet with press after the meeting, Johnson asked her questions directly.

"Tonight, I'm asking because we've been trying to get comments," she said. "We've been calling the offices we've been emailing. So I'll just ask my questions. Just two that I have right now here have any prior complaints been made against Gabriel Gipe? And have they been reported to Inderkum high school? If so, what were those complaints? When did they happen and what actions were taken by the school? And if no actions were taken? Why weren't they taken? And then another question. The teacher in question, Gabriel Gipe, stated that other teachers do share his beliefs. Has the board taken steps to identify any of those teachers who may have been sharing their opinions in the classrooms? And if so, what actions are being taken? Will anyone be available after to answer those questions? Thank you for your time."

A man who live streamed the event took the podium, saying that there were other teachers like Gabriel Gipe. "In his own video, he said there's other teachers at this district, at that school that share his same beliefs and teach in the same way he does," he said. "I also want to turn this around and get a little people mad at me. It is your guys' fault, but it's also the parents' fault. When Common Core came out, we let you slide. When all the sexual ed came out, we let you slide. I don't think there's time for any more. And for all these people to be shocked somehow that Antifa is new or hasn't been around."