Ken Dinitz for RTMSD School Director

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I am running for Rose Tree Media School Board because I want to bring my 30 years of experience working in media, education, and cultural institutions home to the district that educates my children. I’ve raised funds and prepared budgets and budget reports, so I am a careful steward of money. I also work hard to achieve sometimes complex organizational goals collaboratively in a mission-driven environment. I’ve also learned that being a good leader starts with being a great listener. Please share your questions and concerns with me as the election season continues, here or at [email protected] .

The primary for 2021 local elections in Pennsylvania, including municipal government, school board, judges, and ballot initiatives is Tuesday, May 18. People who signed up for ballots by mail are beginning to receive them as of April 23! If you have received yours, please take the time to research the candidates and the issues before you vote. I’m running for Rose Tree Media School Board. I am proud to have the endorsement of the Mid-County Democratic Committee, and I am also proud to be running in both the Democratic and Republican primaries. Education should not be a partisan issue. It is about the future of our children. When I was an Aston-Middletown Little League parent, I got to know many kids and families. Politics did not matter – we all looked out for each other’s kids as they ran around the grounds and rooted for each other’s children to play well no matter what team they were on. I want to bring that spirit to our school board. Please contact me at [email protected] with any questions.

RTMSD parents, students, and community members: MCDC is thrilled to announce the first of our endorsed candidates for the 2021 election, Ken Dinitz! Ken, the father of one Penncrest freshman and one 2018 graduate, is running for Rose Tree Media School Director. He serves as the Director of Development at the Pennsylvania Humanities Council (PHC), the non-profit partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Ken sits on the board of the Middletown Free Library and volunteers locally. He holds a B.A. from Swarthmore College, where he previously had a career in grant writing, and a graduate degree from the New School University.

You can access Ken's full bio and donation link on our webpage at: https://www.midcountydems.com/2021-local-candidates/ken-dinitz