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East Ramapo honors 14 community "sheroes," highlights job fair, scholarships and a plea to back the district budget
Summary
The Regent Judith Johnson Sheroes program in Spring Valley recognized 14 women for community service and advocacy. Organizers also announced district job fair dates, Rockland Community Foundation scholarship opportunities and urged voters to support the 2026 budget proposal.
Carol Anderson opened the Regent Judith Johnson Sheroes 2025 program in Spring Valley on March 27 by asking attendees to observe a moment of silence for former U.S. Rep. Nita Lowey and NAACP New York State Conference president Dr. Hazel N. Dukes and saying the event reflected a wider community effort to improve local schools.
Anderson, the event organizer, said the honorees “exemplify that it takes a village to come together to make the needed changes to better the education for all the children in East Ramapo.” The program recognized 14 women — pulled from students, parents, educators and community activists — who the committee credited with advancing education and advocacy in the East Ramapo Central School District.
The event combined awards presentations with student performances and short remarks by several honorees and district staff. Interim Superintendent Anthony DeCarlo attended, and district executives Ellen Angiello,…
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