Elizabeth Schultz: “Kids Before Politics”
Fairfax County School Board Member Elizabeth Schultz (Springfield District) was on WMAL’s Larry O’Connor Show Wednesday.
During her interview, Schultz broke down the county’s highly controversial “One Fairfax” scheme
Unanimous Party Control Is the Last Thing County Schools Need
Northern Virginia, we have a problem: our nation’s public schools have been targeted by aggressive and organized social-engineering activism
Video Podcast: Springfield School Board Member Elizabeth Schultz
In Episode 6 of our meet-the-candidate video podcast series, Fairfax GOP Vice Chairman Matt Truong interviews Springfield School Board Member Elizabeth Schultz.
A rare voice of common sense on the board, Ms. Schultz breaks down “One Fairfax” and other controversial issues
ICYMI: Elizabeth Schultz on WMAL
School Board Member Elizabeth Schultz was on WMAL Tuesday morning, to discuss the board’s controversial efforts to redraw school attendance zones based on students’ race, ethnicity or family income. Along with hosts Vincent Cogliese and Mary Walter, Ms. Schultz lamented the board majority’s focus on “social engineering,” rather than core educational issues
Fairfax County School Board: “There They Go Again”
There they go again. More school name changes; cutting out the public’s voice; and planning boundary policy changes with their partisan agenda.
Billions of dollars of our money is being spent by people on the Fairfax County School Board who do not possess any commonsense views, ethics or values
Fairfax GOP Announces Slate of School Board Candidates
The Fairfax County Republican Committee officially endorsed nine candidates for the Fairfax County Board of Education by acclamation last night in Falls Church, Virginia
Video: Elizabeth Schultz on Education
Laura Ramirez Drain recently interviewed school board member Elizabeth Schultz on Café Latino TV, regarding a variety of educational issues.
Ms. Schultz (R-Springfield) has served on the Fairfax County Board of Education since January 2012. Ms. Ramirez Drain (R-Hunter Mill) is now running to join Ms. Schultz on the board