Pictured: Steven Mosley EdNews Virginia | January 30, 2023 Roughly 100 men, women and kids gathered Saturday evening in celebration of National School Choice Week, hosted by EdReform Virginia and the Independent Women’s Forum (IWF). The crowd enjoyed dinner on the second floor of Arlington, Virginia’s Rocklands Barbecue and heard from a variety of speakers […]
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EdNews Virginia | January 27, 2023 EdReform Virginia Executive Director Nathan Brinkman joined WMAL’s “O’Connor & Company” on Wednesday to discuss education savings account legislation as well as the School Choice Week event to be held on Saturday night in Arlington, Virginia. “We have come a long way in Virginia,” Brinkman told WMAL co-hosts Larry
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EdNews Virginia | January 24, 2023 January 22–28 is “Virginia School Choice Week,” Governor Glenn Youngkin has declared. In a proclamation shared with EdNews Virginia, Youngkin notes that “School Choice Week is celebrated across the country by millions of students, parents, educators, schools, and organizations to raise awareness of the need for effective educational options.”
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EdNews Virginia | January 23, 2023 Corey DeAngelis and Joe Mobley joined host Tom Basile on Newsmax to break down the controversy engulfing Northern Virginia public schools over the withholding of academic merit commendations from students, many of whom are Asian American. “Now, 17 schools in Virginia have been exposed for this apparently racist policy,”
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EdNews Virginia | January 20, 2023 📷: Steven Mosley Steven Mosley joined host Ginny Gentles last month on the latter’s podcast, Escaping Your Government Assigned School. Mosley is a college educator and member of Project 21. Gentles is director of the Education Freedom Center at the Independent Women’s Forum. Both Mosley and Gentles are board
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EdNews Virginia | January 9, 2023 Attorney General Jason Miyares announced today that his probe into possible violations of the Virginia Human Rights Act by school officials in Fairfax County will now include the entire district, not just Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. “It’s concerning that multiple schools throughout Fairfax County withheld
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EdNews Virginia | December 28, 2022 A recent survey found that many students are now “indifferent” to the flag. “About 30% overall said their children felt ‘indifference’ when they saw the flag,” Nathan Harden noted. “But when you consider younger parents as a group that number was much higher. 52.6% of parents aged 18-24 said
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EdNews Virginia | December 9, 2022 Virginia Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears joined Fox & Friends Thursday to discuss the ongoing controversy engulfing Loudoun County Public Schools. On Monday, a grand jury’s stinging rebuke of the embattled district was unsealed by a county judge. Grand jurors concluded that Loudoun school administrators “failed at every juncture” in
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📷: Loudoun County’s Broad Run High School (Creative Commons/James H. Dunning) EdNews Virginia | December 7, 2022 Members of the Loudoun County School Board voted unanimously to fire Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) Superintendent Scott Ziegler last night. The action follows Monday’s release of a scathing grand jury report, which concluded that school administrators “failed
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EdNews Virginia | December 6, 2022 Following a grand jury’s scathing rebuke of Loudoun County Public Schools administrators, state and local officials are now sharing their own views. Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and Attorney General Jason Miyares hailed the grand jury’s findings as way to restore accountability. A statement from the Loudoun County School Board
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