Dorothy and Mary Mora champion East Ramapo schools and community safety

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In a vibrant celebration of community spirit and resilience, the East Ramapo Central School District (ERCSD) held its Sheroes Celebration on March 4, 2025, in New York. The event honored remarkable women who have made significant contributions to the local education system and community welfare.

Among the honorees was Dorothy, a passionate advocate for East Ramapo schools. Once a thriving district, East Ramapo has faced challenges over the years, and Dorothy, alongside her husband, refused to stand idly by. They became active members of various organizations aimed at revitalizing the schools. Their efforts culminated in the formation of CUPON, Citizens United to Protect Our Neighborhoods, which focuses on enforcing building codes to ensure the safety of residents. As she received her certificate of recognition, the warmth of her family and friends filled the room, highlighting the collective effort behind her achievements.
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Another celebrated figure was Mary Mora, a dedicated parent and community leader. Known for her unwavering commitment to improving education for all children, Mary was the first parent to introduce herself to the interim superintendent, Anthony DeCarlo. Her leadership as the PTA president at Margate's has been instrumental in reactivating parental involvement in schools. Mary’s philosophy of bringing her daughter to community meetings exemplifies her belief in teaching the next generation about advocacy and civic responsibility. As she stood on stage with her daughter, the support from her family and friends resonated throughout the gathering, showcasing the power of community engagement.

The Sheroes Celebration not only recognized individual achievements but also served as a reminder of the collective responsibility to uplift and support one another in the pursuit of a better community. As the event progressed, the atmosphere was filled with hope and determination, leaving attendees inspired to continue their efforts in fostering positive change within East Ramapo.

Converted from ERCSD Sheroes Celebration 2025 meeting on March 04, 2025
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