Brunswick County Teacher Video Sparks Outrage After Parking Lot Confrontation
WILMINGTON, N.C. – A Brunswick County, North Carolina school teacher is going viral for all the wrong reasons after being caught on camera allegedly berating another woman in a public parking lot, behavior that many are saying is completely unbecoming of someone entrusted with young children.

The video, posted Sunday to a Facebook page called “The Nerve of You,” shows a heated confrontation in University Commons Shopping Center near Yellow Dog Discs on College Road. While the exact date of the incident remains unclear, the footage quickly spread online — and locals wasted no time identifying the woman in the video.
She is alleged to be Wanda McLamb, a kindergarten teacher at Belville Elementary School in Leland.

“GET THE HELL OUT OF MY FACE, B***”
In the video, the innocent woman is seen standing at her own vehicle, remaining calm as the teacher — wearing a burgundy shirt — steps into her personal space, points in her face, and begins yelling.
“Get the hell out of my face now, b***,” the woman believed to be McLamb can be heard shouting.
The teacher then accuses the woman of taking a parking spot, yelling:
“You think you know so damn much. You turned the corner — I was sitting there waiting on a parking space.”
Despite being aggressively confronted, the woman never raises her voice. Instead, she taps her fingernails on her car door — a gesture that appears to irritate the teacher even more.

At one point, the teacher is seen mocking the woman, repeating her words in a taunting tone before slapping the woman’s car door.
“Are you done?” the woman calmly asks.
“Are you done?” the teacher mocks back.
When the woman begins to respond — “The best thing you can do is—” — she is immediately cut off.
“SHUT UP, B***! the teacher yells.
A man then appears, walking from behind the vehicle toward the driver’s side, as the confrontation escalates.
According to McLamb’s teacher webpage, she has reportedly been employed with Brunswick County Schools for 40 years — a fact that has left many stunned.

Social media users have been quick to question how someone who allegedly behaves this way in public can be trusted inside a kindergarten classroom and some users even suggested that McLamb was allegedly intoxicated.
As of publication, Brunswick County Schools has not released a statement addressing the video.





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