- “I am stunned by news reports alleging that information about National Merit Awards, as determined by student PSAT scores, was withheld from students at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology until after important deadlines for college scholarships had passed,” Youngkin wrote to Miyares on Tuesday.
- “I believe this failure may have caused material harm to those students and their parents, and that this failure may have violated the Virginia Human Rights Act,” he wrote.
- “Parents matter. Students matter. We also know that achievement matters,” Youngkin wrote.
