Settlement reached for Black special education professional in discrimination case against Delco school district

PHILADELPHIA – A Black special education professional who claimed a Delaware County school discriminated against her and demoted her from a new role she applied for, simply because her white predecessor opted to re-apply for the role after initially stepping aside, has settled her claims.

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