Min On this episode of the Bespoke Parenting Hour, host Julie Gunlock talks to PR professional and founder of Do Better FCPS (which stands for Fairfax City Public Schools) Sue Zoldak about the unwillingness of public school officials in her community to listen to parents, the slow process of fully opening public schools in her state, the anti-Asian “equity” policy changes happening in her school district, and why she and other parents have had to become activists to demand better public education. Tune in for this lively conversation! TRANSCRIPT Julie Gunlock: Hey, everyone. I’m Julie Gunlock, host of the Bespoke Parenting Hour. For those new to the program, this podcast is focused on how parents should custom tailor their parenting style to fit what’s best for their families, themselves and, mostly importantly, their kids. Joining me today is someone I really admire, Sue Zoldak. She is a PR professional living, like me, in the northern Virginia area. She launched a parenting advocacy group called Do Better Fairfax City Public Schools last year to push for the opening of schools. Sue, great to have you on.