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[quote=Anonymous][quote=pettifogger][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Or get spanked by the voters (parents) which I highly doubt.[/quote] If it's really as bad as everyone says it is, then the School Board elections should go overwhelmingly in the conservatives' favor. My guess is that most parents are not nearly as unhappy as the very small subsegment of folks who comment on this board alongside the very vocal superminority on Twitter. Not to mention the folks that were nominated for the School Board on that side are so far outside the mainstream of Fairfax County education policy as to be unrecognizable - and that several are running with the express intent of financially kneecapping the public school system.... Prepare to be disappointed. Become a serious party if you intend to create change.[/quote] I don't know or really care about party affiliation, but if education is a priority, one should be taking a close look at those who actively teach. For instance, Peter Gabor (https://petergabor.org/) is a TJ teacher, majored in math from MIT, has a phD in computer science from Princeton, and taught and is still teaching at TJ for many years. This is promising to see, because we really need more actual teachers running for the school board who have deep content expertise and are actually close to the students and the learning. WaPo posted all the candidates running here. If folks want to vote for meaningful change, they should be closely studying this. https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/10/07/fairfax-county-school-board-election-guide/[/quote] Are teachers permitted under Virginia law to serve on a school board in the county where they teach? I recall that Pat Hynes took a job in Arlington when she decided to teach while still on the FCPS School Board. [/quote]
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