Tag: Stephanie Lundquist-Arora
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Fairfax Forfeits Transgender Case
Fairfax County Public School leaders capitulated after a student challenged their pro-transgender policies in court, offering hope that the era of so-called “transgender rights” is coming to a close. by Stephanie Lundquist-AroraRepublished with permission from IWFeatures Last month, Fairfax County Public Schools, represented by Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP, extended a Rule 68 Offer of Judgment to a former…
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Democrat Racism and the Delusion of Moral Superiority
by Stephanie Lundquist-Arora Last week, MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” panelists argued that Abigail Spanberger wasn’t dominating the Virginia gubernatorial race because of sexism. The gaffe prompted her opponent, Winsome Earle-Sears, to post on X, “Who wants to tell them?” Had the shoe been on the other foot, if these political commentators overlooked a Democrat black woman running against a Republican…
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Loudoun County Public Schools Are Abusing Students’ Free-Speech Rights
by Stephanie Lundquist-AroraRepublished with permission from IWFeatures Last week, a federal judge ruled that Loudoun County Public Schools’ (LCPS) leadership must delay the suspensions of male students who asserted their discomfort about a female student being in the boys’ locker room at Stone Bridge High School. America First Legal’s Ian Prior, one of the plaintiffs’ lawyers, told IW…
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Parental Involvement an Afterthought in Fairfax County Public School Prayer Rooms
by Stephanie Lundquist-AroraRepublished with permission from IWFeatures On September 8, during the Religious Liberty Commission’s hearing at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., President Donald Trump announced upcoming guidance from the Department of Education regarding prayer in public schools. He said, “I am pleased to announce this morning that the Department of Education will…
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Fairfax School Leaders Won’t Say Why They Are Destroying Students’ Identification Documents
by Stephanie Lundquist-AroraRepublished with permission from IW Features. Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Michelle Reid seems to be playing dumb about her district’s directive to destroy student identification records. As I previously reported in IW Features, Fairfax County Public Schools issued new guidance to school registrars this summer, telling them to purge copies and digital uploads…
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Fairfax County Public Schools Tells Registrars to Destroy Student Identification Documents
by Stephanie Lundquist-AroraRepublished with permission from IWFeatures Fairfax County Public Schools is issuing new guidance to public school registrars, telling them to purge copies and digital uploads of students’ personal documents from school records. Schools have long required these legal documents to prove a student’s identity, residence, and relationship to his or her parents and caregivers.…
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Northern Virginia’s Five-Ring Gender-Bender Circus
by Stephanie Lundquist-AroraRepublished with permission from IWFeatures Step right up, moms and dads. If you’d like to coparent with public school teachers, counselors, and administrators, then Northern Virginia’s Gender-Bender Five-Ring Circus is just the place for your children. On July 25, with good reason, the United States Department of Education found five Northern Virginia public…