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Her Voice Fueled Virginia’s Education Freedom Movement EdNews Virginia | March 18, 2026 ARLINGTON, VA — For the second consecutive year, a familiar voice was missing from the stage at EdReform Virginia’s annual school choice event. While Julie Gunlock missed last year’s gathering to celebrate her son’s birthday, her absence from this month’s event carried […]

EdReform Virginia Honors Julie Gunlock, AHG Leads Pledge of Allegiance EdNews Virginia | March 17, 2026 ARLINGTON, VA — Before the featured addresses and panel discussions at EdReform Virginia’s fourth annual school choice event, the atmosphere in the room was one of gratitude and shared community. The program began with a heartfelt invocation from Steven

EdReform Virginia Founder Shares His Family’s Educational Journey EdNews Virginia | March 16, 2026 ARLINGTON, VA — Following a heartfelt invocation from board chairman Steven Mosley and the Pledge of Allegiance led by American Heritage Girls, EdReform Virginia Executive Director Nathan Brinkman framed the organization’s fourth annual school choice event through his own lens of

Boy Allegedly ‘Beat the Crap Out of a Girl’ EdNews Virginia | March 16, 2026 Editor’s Note: On March 16, 2026, parent advocate Stephanie Lundquist-Arora sent the following email to Fairfax County Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Pablo Resendiz and Superintendent Michelle Reid regarding an alleged incident at Centreville High School and the division’s family notification

Local Educators Share Practical Advice for Parents EdNews Virginia | March 13, 2026 ARLINGTON, VA — While advocates called for “universal school choice,” many families gathered in Arlington last Saturday were looking for immediate solutions within the often-frustrating confines of Virginia’s current educational reality. “What we wanted to do here at EdReform Virginia is to

Radio Host Calls for Local Focus, Educational Freedom EdNews Virginia | March 12, 2026 ARLINGTON, VA — WMAL radio host Larry O’Connor delivered a stirring defense of educational pluralism on Saturday, telling a crowd of more than 100 parents, educators and advocates the key to fixing Virginia’s schools isn’t found in Washington, but in the

Stephanie Lundquist-Arora | March 9, 2026 (EdNews Virginia) — As student enrollment continues to decline in Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS), the district appears poised to cut more teachers — while leaving central administration largely untouched. As hard-working school-based administrators watch their school budgets shrink in response to fewer students enrolling in public schools, many