A Virginia school is under fire after being caught hosting a political campaign rally during school hours, raising serious concerns about the misuse of public resources and violation of state laws that require schools to remain politically neutral. Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives for Defending Education, Paul Runko, joins to discuss how this incident reflects a growing trend of partisan activity creeping into public education. Runko explains the legal and ethical implications of allowing campaign events on school property during instructional time and calls for greater accountability and oversight to ensure that schools remain focused on educating—not indoctrinating—students.