New satellite middle and elementary schools are being constructed to support the escalating housing developments throughout the county. These schools are being built in the newer, more upscale communities. It may appear that these schools in the newer communities reflect a significant disparity with respect to new technology capability, science, computer, language and media labs and sports facilities when compared to the older schools in the older communities. This scenario may eventually divide Loudoun County into have and have not school clusters. One of the serious concerns facing the Loudoun County public school system is that so much emphasis is being placed on new construction issues and not enough on issues concerning the refurbishment and maintenance of the older school buildings.
Many older schools require continuous upgrades to support their outdated physical infrastructures.
It is the mission of the Loudoun County School Board and the Board of Supervisors to plan out and ensure program equity is established and continuously maintained throughout the county school system. Equivalent peripheral equipment in technical education and work and family study modules Current hardware and software capability that support administrative offices. The individual Loudoun County School Board representatives must continue to communicate with their corresponding supervisors0 and aggressively pursue their commitment to provide a quality education in each school. Each student should receive equal scholastic and program support opportunities regardless of the community school cluster that he or she attends.