baloney. you pick the players on the basis of ability, whatever their color. john: the point i was trying to get to here, bill, started one with school, now it s 17, but is it broader than that? michelle reed, superintendent of fairfax schools, listen to how she responded. nationwide how many high schools this happened to? i do not have any idea nationwide. i do know anecdotally there are a number of other locations, i don t believe anyone is at this time raising their hand to draw attention to that. we here in fairfax county at the moment are sort of carrying that water. john: she suggested it s not just virginia, it s just virginia that got caught. sure. yeah, no, it s not just virginia, and you saw michigan what was going on there. it s elsewhere. but i can tell you as the former
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin criticized the state's largest school district for spending $450,000 on an "equity" coach as district officials neglected to inform students of the national merit recognition.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) has reiterated his criticisms of Fairfax County Public Schools, calling the withholding of National Merit awards from Virginia students a possible "human rights violation."
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin criticized the state's largest school district for spending $450,000 on an "equity" coach as district officials neglected to inform students of the national merit recognition.