FCAG survey of Fairfax County School Board candidates posted

[Anonymous]

The Fairfax County Association for the Gifted (FCAG) sent a survey to all Fairfax County School Board candidates to find out where they stand on Advanced Academic Programs (AAP) issues. The survey results have been posted to the FCAG Yahoo group:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FCAG/


Here is the posting with further information from the FCAG President Grace Chung Becker:

The survey results are in and have been compiled into a single document for your
review. The document, titled "School Board Candidate Responses to FCAG Survey,"
can be found in the Files section of this Yahoo group.

We had a great response. 20 out of 22 candidates responded. Those who did not
respond were Sheila Ratnam from Sully district and Patty Reed from Providence
district. If you live in one of these districts, you may want to email them
directly. The email address and website for each candidate is listed in the
survey.

If you are not sure what district you are in, there are sample ballots for each
district and a boundary map of each precinct on the Fairfax County website. You
need to scroll down to find the ballot that coincides with your precinct:

http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/eb/upcoming.htm

As I've repeated before, FCAG is a non-partisan organization and it does not
endorse candidates. The survey is to inform the public generally about issues
that pertain to our organization. Hope you find it helpful.

Grace

[Anonymous]

If FCAG doesn't endorse candidates, why is Grace listed as an endorsement on Epstein's web site, with her connection to FCAG duly noted?

Protecting gifted programs above all else is what motivates Epstein, so FCAG should just put its cards on the table.