Some alumni of The Kiski School have been raising money in an attempt to get the all-boys boarding school in Loyalhanna Township to reverse course on welcoming girls in fall 2024 — ending a storied 136-year tradition.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Alumni group raises $500,000 in push against admission of girls at The Kiski School
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