Virginia school board still trying to kill investigation of perverts

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Say, look who still doesn’t appreciate accountability and transparency! Following multiple instances of failures by the Loudoun County Public Schools to report sexual assault incidents on its campuses, the controversy over transparency and parental notification exploded into national politics. The attempts to cast parents as “domestic terrorists” for protesting at LCPS helped vault Republicans Glenn Youngkin to victory as governor and Jason Miyares as AG.

The two soon ordered a grand-jury probe into LCPS violations, which Loudoun County now desperately wants to prevent....
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Needless to say, this is hardly the first signal that LCPS wants to keep scrutiny away from its operations. In January, the LCPS decided to bury a report on their handling of the most notorious two cases of sexual assault on their campuses, ostensibly to protect the “families” involved. The family of one victim of the same perp in both cases blasted that decision, given that her father had already been widely accused of domestic terrorism for angrily confronting the LCPS board....
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I think a grand jury look at their conduct is appropriate.  There is some evidence that they tried to cover up crimes against some of their students.

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