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Zuraya Tapia-Hadley

@zuraya4schools.bsky.social

APS School Board Member. Latina mom to two children in the Arlington school system. 20-year Arlingtonian and community organizer.

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Zuraya Tapia-Hadley @zuraya4schools.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

Today marks the close of Women’s History Month, a moment to honor the women shaping a more just Virginia every single day. This year, I’m intentionally lifting up Afro-Latina and Black women leaders who have long sounded the alarm about the dangers of injustice and authoritarianism.

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Zuraya Tapia-Hadley @zuraya4schools.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

Earlier this month, I was glad to take part in the Women’s Policy Forum in partnership with the @arlingtondems.bsky.social Women’s Caucus and Young Democrats in honor of Women's History Month. Thank you for having me. I had a lovely time meeting incredible women in policy. 🌟

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Zuraya Tapia-Hadley @zuraya4schools.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

I would like to wish all Arlington families a happy spring break! Hope everyone gets the rest they desire and can enjoy spending time outdoors. Thank you @apsva.us , Superintendent Duran, and students from Hoffman-Boston Elementary School for this magnificent video to kick off spring break! 🌷☀️

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Zuraya Tapia-Hadley @zuraya4schools.bsky.social · 23/02/2026

February is #SchoolBoardAppreciation month! For me, ensuring that our diverse school system is reflected in our workforce is imperative. As a leader building teams in the diversity, equity, and inclusion space for 20 years, I understand it’s hard, but I know it can be done. #APSVA #education

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Arlington Public Schools @apsva.us · 04/11/2025

Over 200 select students participate in the 33rd Annual Latino Youth Leadership Conference to hear from industry leaders and explore career opportunities. #LYLC #OneTeamOneAPS #APSisAwesome

Artwork depicting two individuals at podiums with a backdrop of the U.S. flag, titled 'Leader Today, Changemakers Tomorrow'. One figure is gesturing with one hand raised.

Three individuals smiling and seated in the front row of an auditorium filled with students at the LYLC at Mason.

Three panelists sit at a conference table with microphones in front of a banner that reads "Welcome to the 2025 Latino Youth Leadership Conference." Names visible are Daniel Sanchez, Fabiola Ramos, David Ramos, and moderator Dulce Carrillo.

School Board member Zuraya Tapia-Hadley in a blue blazer speaks to students at the 33rd Latino Youth Leadership Conference.

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Arlington Public Schools @apsva.us · 17/11/2025

The National Education Association (NEA) kicked off American Education Week this morning at @barrettaps.bsky.social, serving school lunch, reading to students, and leading a hands-on cooking activity. In addition, the NEA donated $5,000 to Barrett, and APS received a $10,000 donation.

NEA President Becky Pringle reads a book to a group of young children seated on a colorful classroom rug.

Individuals serve food in a school cafeteria with children waiting in line, featuring a selection of fresh fruits and a modern kitchen setup in the background.

Four individuals stand together smiling, holding a large ceremonial check from the National Education Association to Barrett Elementary. They are at a "Celebrate American Education Week" event, with related informational banners in the background.

Four individuals standing in a school setting, holding an oversized National Education Association check made out to Arlington Public Schools for $10,000. Two banners flank the group, celebrating American Education Week.

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