Schools
- Governor Youngkin’s Cell Phone Ban Yields Promising Early Results in Virginia Schools
Youngkin cited three primary concerns driving the ban: a noticeable academic decline linked to constant digital distractions, escalating mental health challenges among youth exacerbated by social media, and pervasive disruptions in learning environments.
- Youngkin’s term made Virginia stronger and more prosperous
Last night, Governor Glenn Youngkin delivered his final State of the Commonwealth Address. It was more than just a goodbye.
- Democrats’ “immunity through insanity” carries Virginia
The Democrats’ victory in Virginia’s 2020 elections was a good example. Republicans criticized the Democrats’ extreme and unpopular gender ideologies and their radical policies.
- Fairfax Schools sued under Title IX for restroom policy and compelled speech
Fairfax County Public Schools faces a lawsuit over policies which allegedly force women students to share bathrooms and punishment students who refuse to use gender affirming pronouns.
- Jason Miyares asks Virginia prosecutor to quit for failing to prosecute “heinous” crimes
Jason Miyares (a Republican from Virginia) called for Fairfax County Commonwealth attorney Steve Descano’s resignation, accusing the office of numerous cases and giving out lenient deals.
- Jason Miyares blasts Jay Jones for leaked texts at Virginia Attorney General debate
The only debate between Virginia attorney general Jason Miyares, and Democratic opposition Jay Jones saw the Republican incumbent repeatedly lambasting their competitor over violent texts he sent him years ago.
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces Opening of Shenandoah Valley’s Data Science, Computing, and Applications Lab School
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced today the opening of the Shenandoah Valley Rural Regional College Partnership Lab School for Data Science, Computing, and Applications at a commemorative ribbon-cutting at Dowell J. Howard High School in Winchester, Virginia.
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Delivers Address on Fiscal Year 2025 to Joint Money Committee
For Immediate Release: August 14, 2025 Contacts: Office of the Governor:Peter Finocchio, Peter.
- American Hindu Coalition Endorses Junaid Khan for House of Delegates (HD 27)
The American Hindu Coalition (AHC), a non-partisan organization dedicated to strengthening America through Hindu enlightenment principles, has taken a historic step in endorsing Junaid Khan, a Pakistani American cybersecurity expert, father, and Loudoun resident, for the Virginia House of Delegates in District 27. This marks the first time the coalition has endorsed a candidate of Pakistani
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces $901 million for K-12 public education from Virginia Lottery Profits
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the Virginia Lottery ended the 2025 fiscal year (FY25) with its second-highest profit total in the Lottery’s 37-year history. Profits generated by Virginia Lottery games for the year totaled more than $901 million.
- Fairfax County Public Schools Plans to Spend Tax Dollars to Defend Its Discrimination Against Girls
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- Supreme Court rules 6-3 in favor of parental right to opt out of LGBT-themed lessons
The United States Supreme Court ruled that parents with religious objections have the right to opt out their children from lessons on LGBT issues in a Maryland school district. The court ruled 6 to 3 in the case Mahmoud, Tamer et al.
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces 2,500 Criminal Illegal Immigrants Arrested, Provides Updates on Operation Bold Blue Line and More
Governor Youngkin announced a 30-percent drop in homicides since 2021, largest VSP trooper training class in recent memory, and update on Operation Bold Blue Line and Operation FREE
- Fauquier teacher accused of encouraging sexual acts with special needs student
Shocking emails dating from September 5, 2024 through April 1, 2020, detailing allegations of abuse by a Fauquier county, Virginia Public Schools’ teacher of special education. Social services did not investigate these allegations, which included many sexual ones.
- Republicans Recognize Virginia Screen-Free Week
Governor Glenn Youngkin has declared April 13–19, 2025, as Virginia Screen-Free Week. This statewide initiative encourages Virginians of all ages to take intentional breaks from phones, tablets, and social media — and reconnect with family, community, and the world beyond the screen.
- 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.”
- Families can choose to fund their children’s education.
The American educational landscape is changing. The Federal Department of Education may dissolve, giving states a unique opportunity to rethink the way education dollars are spent.
- 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 .
- Virginia Pushes for Accelerated Math enrollment thanks to Republicans
Virginia’s new Law will take effect in the next school year. It requires that high-performing students be automatically enrolled into accelerated or advanced math.
- Fairfax Public Schools Michelle Reid Superintendent endorses biased posters in high school
Michelle Reid, Superintendent of Fairfax County Public Schools on Friday, March 21st, gave her opinion about a controversial set of politically-oriented posters which had been recently displayed in the halls of West Springfield High School.
- Virginia Bans Artificial Dyes from our Food, Governor Glenn Youngkin
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin today signed 185 pieces of legislation, including HB 1910 and SB 1289 carried by Delegate Hillary Pugh Kent and Senator Emily Jordan prohibiting public elementary and secondary schools from serving any food that contains specific color additives for school meals or competitive food.
- 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.
- University of Virginia Dissolves DEI Office
The University of Virginia Board of Visitors has passed a resolution dissolving its Office of Equity, Inclusion, and Community Partnerships and ordering an audit of university policies and programs to ensure they are in compliance with the Equal Protection Clause of U.S. Constitution.
- Danika Roem’s “Free School Meals” Campaign is Bad for Students and Creates Food Deserts
After failing to pass legislation last year that would have made breakfast and lunch free for all public school students regardless of income (at a staggering cost of $201.5 million),
- 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.
- Virginia Invests Additional $290 Million to Further Support School Construction and Modernization
Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced an additional $290 million budget investment to further support school construction and modernization across the Commonwealth, bringing the total amount invested in the current biennium to $700 million
- Senator Mark Peake Touts Senate Bill 68 as a Compromise for Transgender Athletes in Virginia High Schools
LYNCHBURG, VA – In the 2024 legislative session, Virginia State Senator Mark Peake (R-Lynchburg) introduced Senate Bill 68, a proposal he described as a “practical compromise” for transgender students in high school sports. Unlike some state measures that restrict participation based solely on biological sex at birth, Peake’s bill would have allowed transgender students who