School Board
- What Constitutes “Critical Thinking” in Fairfax County Public Schools?
Should our schools teach “critical thinking”? Of course, you might say.
- Fairfax County FLECAC Moves Closer to Gender Ideology Instruction in Elementary Schools
The Fairfax County FLECAC (“Family Life Education Curriculum Advisory Committee”) was asked by this year’s School Board to “explore instruction on gender identity in elementary school.”
- Fairfax Democrat School Board budget chair caught using $175K of embezzled funds for strip clubs
Democrat Kyle McDaniel who oversees Fairfax County’s massive $4 billion budget for schools is being sued after allegedly stealing 175k from Blue Label Aviation where he was secretary and treasurer .
- Kyle McDaniel, The Chairman of the Fairfax County Budget Committee is Charged with Fraud
Kyle McDaniel is the head of the Fairfax County School Board budget committee. He was charged with embezzlement two months ago by a company with which he had been affiliated.
- Taxpayer funded Human Rights Commissions in Virginia Cities are hijacked by extremists
Human Rights Commissions are active in many cities throughout Virginia. The HRCs are intended to act as advisory bodies for elected city leaders.
- It’s time to hold Democrat Delegate Holly Seibold accountable
The Democratic party’s implosion on the national stage in recent years has been well-documented–extreme positions, tone-deaf policies, and a refusal to engage with dissenting voices have alienated millions. While Washington is in the spotlight, there has been a silent disaster unfolding in Northern Virginia.
- April Chandler’s Daughter Attacks Christians and Trump Voters – School Leaders Silent
The Potomac Falls High School newspaper, which is promoted on the school’s website, contains articles that attack Christians, Trump supporters, and Israel.
- Is Anne Donohue, a Loudoun County school board member breaking federal law?
Anne Donohue was elected as an at-large school board member in northern Virginia last year, while working for the Justice Department under the Biden-Harris Administration. She received an endorsement by the Democrat Party, which could be a violation of a federal law that prohibits federal employees from being partisan candidates.
- Loudoun School Board’s April Chandler Backs Raises, Unions, and Controversial Bathroom Policy
April Chandler, a Democratic-endorsed member of the Loudoun County School Board, has emerged as a key figure in recent votes that have stirred both support and backlash in Virginia’s third-largest school district.
- America First Legal Launches Investigation to Examine Connection Between Loudoun County School Board, Former FBI Deputy Director Andy McCabe, and the Infamous AG Garland October 4th Memo Used to Target American Parents
In 2020, parents in Loudoun County began speaking out against a variety of issues involving their public schools, including school closures, Critical Race Theory (CRT), transgender bathroom and locker room policies, and the politicization of the Loudoun County School Board as it related to those issues.
- Fairfax Parents call out a ‘public charade’ and ‘dereliction of duty’ when Superintendent says, “Buck stops with me.”
The typical high school gridiron rivalry was replaced by a dramatic showdown on a cold Thursday night at Luther Jackson Middle School. This time, however, parents, students, and coaches from competing schools came together to demand accountability, transparency, and an apology from Fairfax County Public Schools superintendent Michelle Reid
- Loudoun County School Board member serves as election official, purportedly violating state law
Democratic School Board member Anne Donohue (At-Large) has allegedly broken a state law when she served as an election official on Nov. 5 at Independence High School in Ashburn.
- What to Look for in a School Board Candidate who claims to be a nonpartisan candidate
You can transform your school by paying attention to the candidates running for local school boards and asking them about their real views.
- LOUDOUN COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD WEIGHS SPENDING $1.2 MILLION TO CHANGE SCHOOL NAMES
Beginning in 2020, the Loudoun County School Board (LCSB) quietly funded research into all 98 district schools to determine if they were named after individuals who lived in the 17th, 18th, or 19th centuries. This was an era in which slavery was considered an acceptable part of life in Virginia.