TJ's Timeline
May 2025
March 2022
February 2022
March 2021
October 2020
The Fairfax County School Board voted to eliminate the TJ admissions test and a $100 application fee. This decision was made in effort to make the admissions process more equitable and inclusive. (Photo obtained by tjtestprep)
Fourth Circuit of Appeals Court grants a stay, allowing the school district to continue using the new admissions process while the case is under appeal. (Photo obtained by Virginia Lawyers Weekly)
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares reports TJ to the Department of Education and Department of Justice, resulting to an a civil rights investigation on the admissions policies at TJ. (Photo displays the Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares; photo obtained by Fox News)
U.S. District Judge Claude Hilton rules that the new admissions process constitutes an illegal act of "racial balancing" and orders Fairfax County to return to the previous admissions system. (Photo displays Judge Claude Hilton; photo obtained by Daily Mail)
Parents begin a coalition and file a lawsuit to federal courts alleging that there is anti-Asian discrimination in the admissions process. (Photo obtained by Pacific Legal Foundation)
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TJ's Timeline
May 2025
March 2022
February 2022
March 2021
October 2020
The Fairfax County School Board voted to eliminate the TJ admissions test and a $100 application fee. This decision was made in effort to make the admissions process more equitable and inclusive. (Photo obtained by tjtestprep)
Fourth Circuit of Appeals Court grants a stay, allowing the school district to continue using the new admissions process while the case is under appeal. (Photo obtained by Virginia Lawyers Weekly)
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares reports TJ to the Department of Education and Department of Justice, resulting to an a civil rights investigation on the admissions policies at TJ. (Photo displays the Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares; photo obtained by Fox News)
U.S. District Judge Claude Hilton rules that the new admissions process constitutes an illegal act of "racial balancing" and orders Fairfax County to return to the previous admissions system. (Photo displays Judge Claude Hilton; photo obtained by Daily Mail)
Parents begin a coalition and file a lawsuit to federal courts alleging that there is anti-Asian discrimination in the admissions process. (Photo obtained by Pacific Legal Foundation)