Resistance Media – The Fairfax County, Virginia School Board is currently debating whether to rename J.E.B. Stuart High School, a move which is estimated to cost over $1 million. The campaign, according to a recent report, is “plagued with clandestine conversations and deceptive tactics”, including collusion between school board members and activist groups. However, the school board’s obsessive focus on “diversity” and erasing Confederate heritage and culture obscures the fact that many FCPS schools are becoming objectively terrible, both academically and physically.
At the May 25 Fairfax County School Board (FCSB) Meeting three students complained to the school board about rats and cockroaches in their high school in Fairfax County.The public would have not known or been informed about the deeply concerning health situation except that the students were testifying in defense of keeping their high school name JEB Stuart, and were stating their belief that the one million dollars estimated to change the name could be used for better things, like addressing the overcrowded class rooms and rats and cock roach problems they frequently witness in their school….
Source: Students Complain of Rats, Cockroaches In “Diverse” J.E.B. Stuart High School