Controversy and Job Changes: Virginia Superintendents Swap Positions

Aaron Spence has been named as the new superintendent of Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) in Virginia, replacing Scott Ziegler who was fired over allegations of mishandling sexual assault cases. Spence, who previously served as the superintendent of Virginia Beach Public Schools, was voted in by a 6 to 2 decision. LCPS has faced controversy over its handling of sexual assault cases, including accusations of covering up assaults to push its transgender bathroom policy. Spence aims to build trust, transparency, and academic excellence in the district.