Substantive Issues

Former APS Vice Chair David Priddy had lamented that "We will always be linked to Covid and our response to it"; however, even though any aggrieved parent, custodian or guardian had a statutorily conferred right, under Va. Code § 22.1-87, to, "within thirty days after such action, petition the circuit court. . . to review the action of the school board”, and no party conferred standing had done so. General angst, with issues dimly perceived and faintly articulated are insufficient, and “such action of the school board shall be sustained unless the school board exceeded its authority, acted arbitrarily or capriciously, or abused its discretion”. However, even though not a parent, described by former U.S. ttorney General as a "litigation hobbyist", with a penchant for "intervening on hot-button issues across the country", Major Mike Webb brought that case.

Since the 1980s, it has been established that mRNA and adenovirus had proven to be most effective for inducing oncogenic expression in transgenic mice involved in breast cancer research. And, according to the American Cancer Society, new cases of female breast cancer, in women age 45 and below had doubled, despite lower numbers of women seeking mammography in the post pandemic era. This was omitted during the safety and efficacy submissions before approval of the COVID-19 countermeasures. And yet, without informed consent or monitoring, all students and employees had been mandated to be administered these pioneering usages of these biological products. Only after government officials had refused to take action or been willing to make any public comment about his request, in an abundance of caution, to offer mammography to school aged girls mandated to be "vaccinated", Major Mike Webb filed an affidavit with the Commonwealth's Attorney to compel a grand jury investigation.

Since December, there are no male members of the APS Board, and since2021, there have been no Blacks.  While Advance Arlington (formerly the Arlington Committee of 100), has recently hosted a panel, moderated by former County Board Member Walter Tejada, raising concerns about the small number of elected officials who are persons of color, they ignore the woeful fact that 1) few seek to run for elected office, and, worse,  the County of Arlington had formerly been “billed as the most educated city in the U.S., in a Forbes analysis, thanks to 76% of adults 25 and older holding a bachelor’s degree”, in a community where “[n]early 42% of Arlington residents hold a graduate degree”; however, even “Forbes [had] noted a racial gap in bachelor’s degrees, with 10.5% of non-white residents holding degrees”. Today, “Arlington has the highest bachelor’s degree completion rate in the country, with 78.22% of adults 25 and older earning one”, a community in which “42.56% of Arlingtonians hold graduate degrees, and the county has the nation’s lowest high school dropout rate, at 4.28%”; however, the number of non-Whites age 25 and over with just a baccalaureate degree has fallen to 10.18%, with no outcry, until Major Mike Webb's campaign. 

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