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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If McAuliffe had won, we'd simply be staring down four more years of exactly the same nonsense: watering down of curriculum, focusing on "anti-bias" training to the exclusion of actually focusing on ACADEMICS, and high taxes. The voters have spoken. I welcome Governor Youngkin and hopefully the return of common sense.[/quote] Youngkin wasn’t running for school board, which is where most of those decisions get made. Proving the point about “short on facts”[/quote] :lol: Speaking of "short on facts" - you seem unaware that the VA Dept. of Education reports to the Governor of VA. The Superintendent of Public Instruction is appointed by the Governor. All divisions of the VDOE fall under and report to the Superintendent - and the Governor of VA. Including this one: [b] Department of Policy, Equity, and Communications[/b] – Holly Coy, Assistant Superintendent [b]The mission of the Department of Policy, Equity, and Communications is to assist the Virginia Board of Education, the governor and the General Assembly in the development of legislation, regulations, and policies that promote student learning and achievement and to provide timely and accurate information about public education in the commonwealth. [/b]Department staff serve as liaison to the Board, and support the Board in promoting education reform. The department monitors federal policies and refers them to other divisions for oversight. The department maintains working relationships with the news media, educational organizations, and school divisions to ensure timely distributing of accurate information concerning the Board of Education policies and the Agency actions. https://doe.virginia.gov/about/index.shtml [b]Duties The main duties of the Board of Education include:[/b] [u]Setting statewide curriculum standards[/u]; Establishing high school graduation requirements; Determining qualifications for classroom teachers, principals, and other education personnel; Establishing state testing and assessment programs; Establishing standards for accreditation of local school divisions and preparation programs for teachers and administrators; Implementing the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and administering federal assistance programs; and Developing rules and regulations for the administration of state programs. [b]The Board of Education consists of nine members appointed by the Governor, subject to confirmation by the General Assembly.[/b] Members are appointed to serve a term of four years. No member shall be appointed to more than two consecutive four-year terms. https://doe.virginia.gov/boe/index.shtml[/quote] Yes. We all knew this. ?? It sounds like it was news to you though. Glad you are catching up. [/quote]
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