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Fairfax County’s War on Girls’ Privacy: When “Gender Inclusion” Becomes Harassment

A 14-year-old girl at West Springfield High School in Fairfax County walked into her gym locker room expecting privacy—and instead found a male student standing inside, watching girls change. When she reported it, a teacher told her nothing could be done under school policy. This alarming incident, now the subject of a federal civil rights complaint, highlights how Fairfax County Public Schools’ gender identity rules are eroding Title IX protections and putting girls’ safety and privacy at risk.

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Frederick Police Hid Behind the First Amendment to Excuse Inaction at Parents’ Rights Rally

At the September 10 parents’ rights rally in Frederick, counter-protesters in Antifa-style gear hurled slurs, threats, and carried signs calling for violence — yet the Frederick Police Department dismissed it all as “protected speech.” Video evidence shows no officers outside the Board of Education building, contradicting FPD’s official statement and raising urgent questions about credibility, selective enforcement, and public safety.

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Maryland Politics Turn Ugly: Threats, Intimidation, and the Silencing of Parents’ Rights

A peaceful parents’ rights rally in Frederick turned chaotic when counter-protesters hurled threats and racial slurs at Lt. Governor candidate Dr. Brenda Thiam. Just steps from police headquarters, parents were chased into the Frederick Police Department while officers stood by, raising sharp questions about free speech, safety, and accountability in Maryland.

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Montgomery County’s School Infrastructure Crisis: Fixing the Basics Before Funding the Buzzwords

Montgomery County’s public briefing on its six-year Capital Improvements Program reveals significant infrastructure issues in schools, including aging facilities and massive repair backlogs. Despite buzzwords like “equity” and “transparency,” parents demand immediate action on critical problems like HVAC failures and mold rather than long-term plans lacking urgency and funding.

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Schools Are for Learning—Not for Endless Holiday Politics

The Frederick County Board of Education is debating the school calendar for 2027-28, focusing on closures for holidays and breaks. Critics argue that education should come first, emphasizing the need for a consistent academic calendar. They call for prioritizing instructional days and avoiding political influences over the school schedule.

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