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The Fairfax County Schools Chief Michelle Reed sharply ended the interview with Fox 5 on Monday.
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Reed declined to address questions about ICE policy, an abortion investigation in 2021, and taxpayer security.
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FOX 5 informs Raide of the topics in advance during a discussion before an interview at John R. Lewis High School.
Fairfax County, VA. – The head of public schools at Fairfax County D -M Michel Reed cut off his interview with FOX 5 A short Monday, appearing, not wanting to discuss certain topics while students headed back to an hour.
Interview cut
What we know
The topics FOX 5 strive to discuss the included: FCPS policy for ICE agents that are appearing in schools, Virginia’s investigation into a 2021 alleged abortion issue in Center in Center and parents that taxpayers dollars will pay for private security for the chief.
It was no secret for Dr. Michel Reed.
Dr. Reed talks to FOX 5 reporter Stephanie Ramirez before their interview, who informs the chief of what our station wanted to discuss.
Ramires concealed the first day of Fairfax County State Schools back to school at 5:15 on Monday, interviewing various guests during the morning broadcasts. The station had an interview with Dr. Reed, booked at District High School for 9 AM
The chief and her team arrived about an hour earlier at the location of our team in the high school John R. Lewis in Springfield, Virginia.
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Themes are marked early
It was there, about 30-40 minutes before the interview with a boards, there was a discussion with the chief and a member of the FCPS communications team. They were informed of the topics they wanted to be discussed live – and the topics that wanted to be discussed in an interview with a recording to broadcast later.
As the chief arrived so early, an offer was made to make the part for the glued part before the hit live from 9 o’clock in the morning.
Dr. Reed replied that she thought it would be better to hold the part for the glued part after her hit live.
Ramirez and D -R Reed discussed new updates for the school year, including the extended mobile phone policy and newly installed detectors for metals and weapons of school entrances.
Title IX dispute
She also turned to the Department of Education Department of Education with FCP and other school districts of North Virginia.
“I want to be aware that we believe that we are obeying Virginia and the Federal Law in this case,” said Dr. Reed during the live interview, “and I also want to be really clear to our students, our employees and our families that we will provide a safe and supportive and inclusive school environment.
Asked about the Ministry of Education’s FCPS response and whether the FCP could lose funding, she replied: “So we answered the Ministry of Education last week, on Friday. And I also sent a note to our community and our families in the community on Friday. continue to flow. “
When that time arrived for the interview for glued, Dr. Reed sharply announced that he had to leave. She would not have more questions and continued to claim that she had a meeting to reach.
The FCPS spokesman with D -R Reed said he had a “communication error” and suggested that FOX 5 be operated for any reservation of an interview with Superintendent later.
Monday, August 18, celebrates the first day of school for Prince William County, Alexandria City, Falls Church and Fairfax County State Schools – the biggest Virginia school system with over 181,000 students. In addition to the updates that DR Reed discusses, FCPS deploys a new bus technology that provides GPS drivers, tracks businesses in real time and monitors where students get on each bus, among other changes.
Source
The information in this article comes from the Fairfax state schools.