More than 70 people came out to vocalize support for students rights at a special meeting of the Delaware Valley School Board on April 16. Photos by Melinda Compton.
More than 70 people came out to vocalize support for students rights at a special meeting of the Delaware Valley School Board on April 16. Photos by Melinda Compton.

Milford. More than 70 people attended a special meeting of the school board to support student rights.

Public plea to DV School Board: ‘Protect our kids’
23 Apr 2025 | 04:38
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The Delaware Valley School Board held a special meeting on April 16 to address the dismantling of the U. S. Department of Education, specifically the Office of Civil Rights (OCR), and its effects on the student body.

The board invited attorneys John Freund and Brain Taylor from the Bethlehem-based law...

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Pictured from left to right are: Ethan Koloski, the second-place winner of the Milford-Matamoras Rotary Club’s 2024 essay contest, Jason Helferty, the first-place winner, English and Journalism teacher Leslie Lordi, English Department Chairperson Jackie West, Nicole Cosentino, assistant to the Superintendent for Academic Leadership and Culture, and Taylor Spears, the third-place winner. Photo provided by Christine Kerstetter on behalf of the Rotary Club.
Pictured from left to right are: Ethan Koloski, the second-place winner of the Milford-Matamoras Rotary Club’s 2024 essay contest, Jason Helferty, the first-place winner, English and Journalism teacher Leslie Lordi, English Department Chairperson Jackie West, Nicole Cosentino, assistant to the Superintendent for Academic Leadership and Culture, and Taylor Spears, the third-place winner. Photo provided by Christine Kerstetter on behalf of the Rotary Club.

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On Friday, April 8, Pennsylvania joined states across the country in lighting up landmarks, homes and civic spaces (such as the Capitol Building in Harrisburg) as part of Two Lights for Tomorrow, a national initiative marking the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s historic ride and the dawn of America’s journey toward independence. Photo by Jon Ferreras
On Friday, April 8, Pennsylvania joined states across the country in lighting up landmarks, homes and civic spaces (such as the Capitol Building in Harrisburg) as part of Two Lights for Tomorrow, a national initiative marking the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s historic ride and the dawn of America’s journey toward independence. Photo by Jon Ferreras

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Pennsylvania joined states across the country on Friday, April 18, in lighting up landmarks, homes and...



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