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Board rejects motion to add Jack Fisher’s resolutions amid active court cases and binding OCR agreement
Summary
The school board voted 2–6 to decline adding two resolutions proposed by Jack Fisher to the meeting agenda, citing ongoing court cases and a binding Office for Civil Rights (OCR) agreement; legal counsel argued federal case law controls Title IX compliance.
The Delaware Valley School District Board of Education voted in a roll-call ballot to decline adding two resolutions proposed by board member Jack Fisher to the agenda, citing active litigation and a binding agreement with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR).
During discussion, several board members said recent court cases — including litigation reaching…
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