The Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) official hired to foster “transparency” and “family outreach” following its sordid scandals appears to be tied to a social media account that degraded and attacked parents and journalists, mocking the district’s sex-starved “middle-aged soccer mom[s]” and “white people,” and saying a journalist had a “little d–k.”
When Aaron Spence was named superintendent after the criminal indictment of his predecessor, Spence turned heads by bringing with him a lavishly-paid communications officer from his last job: Thirty-six-year-old Natalie Allen was given an annual salary of $251,000, plus special benefits, to serve as Chief Communications Officer of Loudoun schools.
Allen’s office has often ignored questions from reporters, including for this article. However, around the time that Allen was brought in to manage LCPS’…
