A Little Bit of the Coatesville Area School Districts (Sordid) History

Schools Chief Gets Buyout, Resigns The Coatesville Area School Board Will Pay Louis Laurento $115,000. The Board Had Suspended Him Last Week. 

By Nicole Barnes, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF 

POSTED: June 29, 2000

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THE IMPORTANT LINE THIS STORY BELOW IS THIS: 

“The revelations have left residents wondering whether anyone will ever be held responsible - criminally or otherwise.”

Audit results expected Coatesville, dogged by financial controversy, is likely to get news of possible fraud and unreported liabilities. 

By Dan Hardy INQUIRER STAFF WRITER 

POSTED: June 30, 2003

NO ONE WAS EVER HELD RESPONSIBLE

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In the past the board of the CASD has been a lot worse or maybe better depending whether you are a White Supremacist or not:

“When pressed for examples of fear-mongering and fanaticism, TQE campaign manager and Uwchlan-area Democratic zone leader Keith Mandia said that the ABLE candidates were not fanatics themselves, but that people supporting them were.  

"Everyone that is associated with their group I assume is hateful, and is most definitely doing the wrong thing," said Mandia. "They're anti- Coatesville school district. They make it sound like everyone else is doing the wrong thing, with a tone of hatred in their voices."  

And the ringleader of those fanatical people who are supporting candidates who are definitely not fanatical themselves is Patrick Sellers, said Mandia. 

 Sellers is a school board member who is not up for election, but he is the Coatesville Area 14 Republican Committee chairman and, more important, Mandia said, a member of the John Birch Society.
  

‘Until (the ABLE candidates) denounce Pat and the John Birch Society, I am going to accuse them of working with Pat," Mandia said.” 

 

FROM:
Democrats Say Gop Using 'Politics Of Fear' In Coatesville Election Patrick Sellers, One Target Of The Accusations, Says The Accusers Are Just Dodging The Issues.  

By Wes Conard, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT 

POSTED: April 13, 1995