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Fairfax County Superintendent Michelle Reid has voiced her confusion regarding the recent designation of the district as having a "high-risk status" by the Education Department. In her response, Reid emphasized that the district has consistently adhered to legal requirements and has passed a clean federal audit, which raises questions about the rationale behind this new classification.
The superintendent is actively seeking clarification from the Education Department to understand the implications of this status while ensuring that the district continues to operate within the framework of Virginia law and established federal court rulings. Reid's remarks highlight the importance of transparency and communication between local educational authorities and federal agencies, especially when it comes to compliance and accountability in education. The district remains committed to its practices and is focused on providing quality education despite the uncertainties posed by this designation.
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