Steven Mosley: Families Deserve Educational Options
This past week I met an African American mom at Whitman Middle School’s Back to School Night who expressed concern because when her 8th grader graduates from Whitman she will be placed into one of the lowest-performing high schools in our district. This parent was looking for other options. She asked me if elected what I would do to give parents more options
Video Podcast: Steven Mosley for School Board
In Episode 9 of our meet-the-candidate video podcast series, Fairfax GOP Vice Chairman Matt Truong interviews Mount Vernon school board candidate Steven Mosley. Get to know to know this dynamic candidate’s story and vision for parent-powered education reform
Support Steven Mosely at Debate (Candidate for School Board, Mt Vernon District)
Support Steven Mosely at Debate, Wednesday, September 4, 2019, 7 pm, Sherwood Regional Library, 2501 Sherwood Hall Lane, Alexandria, VA 22306
Campaign Kickoff: Steven Mosley for School Board (Mt. Vernon District)
Campaign Kickoff for Steven Mosley
Sunday, August 18th
4:00PM—6:00PM
Service Master Restore
7551 Fordson Road
Alexandria, Virginia 22306
Meet & Greet Fundraiser with Steven Mosley, School Board Candidate – Mount Vernon District
You are cordially invited to a special Meet, Greet and Support for
Steven Mosley
Candidate for Fairfax County School Board from the Mount Vernon District.
Light Refreshments beginning at 6:30 PM
hosted by Jane and Greg Gandee
5920 Hallowing Drive
Mason Neck, VA 22079
Please RSVP by texting Jane at 703-930-0005
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