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On Tuesday, The Washington Post added a “clarification” to a local story Friday that claimed Virginia Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin’s proposal to set up a parental hotline to report “divisive” content in schools was wholly opposed by every single one of the commonwealth’s 133 superintendents even though, in reality, it was only a letter passed by their trade association’s executive board.

On Tuesday, The Washington Post added a “clarification” to a local story Friday that claimed Virginia Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin’s proposal to set up a parental hotline to report “divisive” content in schools was wholly opposed by every single one of the commonwealth’s 133 superintendents even though, in reality, it was only a letter passed by their trade association’s executive board.

<p>&ldquo;Division superintendents disagree with your assumption that discriminatory and divisive concepts have become widespread in Virginia school divisions,&rdquo; states the letter from Howard Kiser, executive director of the Virginia Association of School Superintendents.</p>

The Washington Post updated its article after Fox News inquired whether it stood by its reporting.

A group representing Virginia public school superintendents wrote to the Youngkin administration criticizing an interim report on "inherently divisive concepts."