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Penn-Delco Honorees Recognized with Making A Difference Awards

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Penn-Delco Honorees Recognized with Making A Difference Awards

We are proud to celebrate this year’s Making A Difference Award winners, recognized by the Delaware County Right to Education Local Task Force for promoting inclusion, acceptance, and belonging in our schools.

Selected after being nominated by their teachers and colleagues, this year’s Penn-Delco honorees include:

  • Northley Peer Partners (6th Grade; Northley Middle School)
  • Tom Deady (12th Grade; Sun Valley High School)
  • John Thilo (7th Grade; Northley Middle School)
  • Ms. Kathryn Collins (Building Substitute; Aston Elementary School)

These students and staff have gone above and beyond to support and uplift others while helping create welcoming environments for all students.

The were formally recognized at the annual award ceremony at Radnor High School on May 27.

Pictured above: Top row (L to R) John Martin, Taylor Jackson, Savannah McKnett, Elena DeMarco, Sujey Fobbs, McKenna Chadwick, Hailey Block-Wehe and Ava Harmon; Front row (L to R) Abu Sherif, Kennedy Snyder, Monroe Fitzpatrick, Krystal Fedena, Sienna Salamone and Allie Eastburn; Not pictured: Mia Barner and Matthew Martin

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