Fairfax County Public Schools is one of the largest school divisions in the U.S. with 198 schools and centers, serving 181,000 students. Last month, parents of eighth graders at Cooper Middle School in McLean, Virginia, were sent a letter advising them of college prep classes. The letter said the classes were only for black or Hispanic students: white and Asian students were not entitled to attend
A Virginia school district is under fire once again for its ‘equality’ programs – this time for sending a letter offering college preparation classes only to black and Hispanic students.
Fairfax County Public Schools has since the beginning of this year been under investigation by the state Attorney General for withholding merit awards from students at Thomas Jefferson High School.
TJs, as locals call it, is the United States’ top-performing public school, and woke teachers there claimed they’d held back the awards to boost ‘equity.’
And now, another school in the district – Cooper Middle School in McLean, Virginia – sent a letter to parents which critics said was also discriminatory.
The school said the website was not discriminatory, because it stated that ‘a typical CPP student’ was black or Hispanic – but did not forbid white or Asian to attend.
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