Analysis and Commentary

Public Schools’ Digital Policies Are Ripe for Persecuting Conservative Students

Stephanie Lundquist-Arora & Harry Jackson | April 17, 2024 (American Thinker) — In February, a Fairfax County high school student read the news on his school-issued computer as Congress considered a bill authorizing $95 billion in foreign aid. Coming from a military family and having interest in serving our nation in the military himself, the student clicked on a

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Virginia’s Public Schools Need to Stay in Their Lane Regarding Student Absences

Stephanie Lundquist-Arora | April 11, 2024 (The Washington Examiner) — This weekend, as we sat on the sidelines of our children’s lacrosse game, a mother told me about an incident at her son’s Fairfax County public school. When her mother, the student’s grandmother, went into his school late to sign in her grandson following his doctor’s appointment, the administrative assistant looked

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