Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin appointed three new members to the board of education on Friday evening. He has now appointed eight of the nine members.
“With their unique insights and notable career experiences, I look forward to working together to make Virginia the best state in the Nation to live, work and raise a family,” Youngkin said in a statement announcing the new members.With the three appointments, the nine-person board will now be made up of eight Youngkin appointees. Anne Holton, who was first appointed by former governor Terry McAuliffe in 2017, will be the only member appointed by a Democratic governor.
The new members will begin serving on the board immediately, but the appointments will need to be confirmed by the state General Assembly. Last summer, Youngkin appointed five members to the board. Before Youngkin’s appointments, the board had been entirely composed of members appointed by McAuliffe and former governor Ralph Northam . Youngkin’s five appointees last year were possible after Virginia House Republicans voted not to confirm three members whofor Senate Democrats’ rejection of Youngkin’s pick for state secretary of natural and historic resources, opened three seats last year in addition to two open seats.
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