Suffolk school board members question finances of mentoring group students say is lifesaving
Dozens of parents, students, and community members crowd into Wyandanch school board meeting as board questions finances of Kappa League
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9ds agoDozens of parents and students confronted Wyandanch school board members Monday night about the future of the Kappa League.
Students and parents say the mentoring and leadership program that was started by Wyandanch Memorial High School Principal Paul Sibblies eight years ago is more than just a civic club - it saves students lives.
Board members say they have questions about the Kappa League's finances.
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