Ilryong was born in Seoul, Korea, in 1957 and immigrated to the U.S. in 1974. He graduated from Harvard University and William and Mary Law School. He has two sons.

Ilryong was a Board Member at EduTutor of Virginia. He was also an Advisory Board Member at NAKS-Washington Association for Korean Schools and at Northern Virgnia Community College. Ilryong was a member of Virginia Governor Tim Kaine’s Urban Policy Task Force.

Ilryong Moon ran for the Braddock District seat in Fairfax County’s first ever school board election and won in 1996. He served as an At-Large Member of Fairfax County School Board from 2004 to 2019. During his tenure, he served as the chairman and vice chairman for three terms each. Ilryong was a member of Affordable Housing Advisory Committee of Fairfax County.

Wants to ensure that students have a safe and healthy learning environment.

Supports providing schools more resources such as counselors and psychologists to be able to deal with safety and mental health issues.

Plans to implement and expand middle school sports.

Promises to strengthen education related to drug use and improve dialogue with families and communities on drug use.

- Wants to ensure that students have a safe and healthy learning environment.
- Supports providing schools more resources such as counselors and psychologists to be able to deal with safety and mental health issues.
- Plans to implement and expand middle school sports.
- Promises to strengthen education related to drug use and improve dialogue with families and communities on drug use.

School Violence

Supports providing all students fair and equitable opportunities and programs meeting their needs to help them achieve their potential.

Wants to offer more learning and enrichment opportunities during summer, winter, and other breaks.

Promises expanding preschool programs and early access to reading.

Supports ensuring our special needs students—ones with disabilities, in poverty, or learning English as a non-native language-are provided with appropriate services, including inclusion practices.

Wants to expand programs for ‘Trades for Tomorrow’ where students are introduced to and learn practical job skills needed in the job market.

- Supports providing all students fair and equitable opportunities and programs meeting their needs to help them achieve their potential.
- Wants to offer more learning and enrichment opportunities during summer, winter, and other breaks.
- Promises expanding preschool programs and early access to reading.
- Supports ensuring our special needs students—ones with disabilities, in poverty, or learning English as a non-native language-are provided with appropriate services, including inclusion practices.
- Wants to expand programs for ‘Trades for Tomorrow’ where students are introduced to and learn practical job skills needed in the job market.

School Curriculum

Supports increasing opportunities for parents and community members to provide input in developing policies and budget.

Wants to work with the local and state governments to secure increased funding to renovate and build schools in more timely manner.

Plans to maximize the efficiency of use of construction fund.

- Supports increasing opportunities for parents and community members to provide input in developing policies and budget.
- Wants to work with the local and state governments to secure increased funding to renovate and build schools in more timely manner.
- Plans to maximize the efficiency of use of construction fund.

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Ilryong Moon

Ilryong Moon h ran for the Braddock District seat in Fairfax County’s first ever school board election and won in 1996. He served as an At-Large Member of Fairfax County School Board from 2004 to 2019. During his tenure, he served as the chairman and vice chairman for three terms each. Ilryong was a member of Affordable Housing Advisory Committee of Fairfax County.

Ilryong was a Trustee at Montessori School of Northern Virginia; a Member at Annandale Rotary Club; a Member of the Board of Directors at EduTutor of Virginia; an Advisory Member of the Board of Directors at NAKS-Washington Association for Korean Schools; a Member at Annandale Campus Advisory Board, Northern Virgnia Community College; a Member at Virginia Governor Tim Kaine’s Urban Policy Task Force; a Member at Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, Fairfax County, Virginia.

Ilryong Moon h ran for the Braddock District seat in Fairfax County’s first ever school board election and won in 1996. He served as an At-Large Member of Fairfax County School Board from 2004 to 2019. During his tenure, he served as the chairman and vice chairman for three terms each.

Ilryong was born in Seoul, Korea, in 1957 and immigrated to the U.S. in 1974. He graduated from Harvard and William and Mary Law School. He has two sons.

Ilryong Moon has previously held a public office. He ran for the Braddock District seat in Fairfax County’s first ever school board election and won in 1996. He served as an At-Large Member of Fairfax County School Board from 2004 to 2019. During his tenure, he served as the chairman and vice chairman for three terms each.

- The school board runs the public school system, and it is entirely independent from the rest of the county government. 
- School board members work together to make school policy, set the budget, and appoint the superintendent to run the schools day to day. 
- Some school board members are elected by the entire city, while others represent specific districts. 
- School board members are elected to four-year terms in nonpartisan elections.

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