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Octorara Area School District · Board of Directors · Administration
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On January 29, 2026, a written meeting request was submitted to this office requesting a meeting with the Superintendent, District Solicitor, and the requester, with a five-business-day acknowledgment window. Can you confirm whether that request was received, and if so, what decision was made regarding it?
Source: RTK-produced email record · Jan 29, 2026 · aflojo@octorara.org
The Right-to-Know Law requires agencies to conduct good-faith searches. OOR Docket AP 2026-0167 involves 5,616 pages of produced records. Were personal email accounts of board members included in the scope of that search?
Source: OOR AP 2026-0167 · OOR correspondence March 26, 2026
A December 8, 2023 email from a sitting board member was sent from a personal iPhone to recipients using personal email accounts — icloud.com, gmail.com, comcast.net — concerning the district’s active litigation. Was that communication captured in the district’s RTK search, and if not, why not?
Source: RTK-produced record · Dec 8, 2023 · AP 2026-0167 production
The trespass letter issued to John Ryan Miller was rescinded by Saxton Stump on November 12, 2025. Was notice of that rescission transmitted to Pennsylvania State Police, East Pikeland Township Police, and East Whiteland Township Police — as required by the district’s own rescission process?
Source: Saxton Stump letter · Nov 12, 2025 · RTK-produced record
RTK-produced records indicate a post-trial consultation occurred on May 30, 2025 between district representatives and ADA David Srinivasan regarding what was described as “specific advice on what’s needed in a solid trespass notice.” Can you confirm whether that consultation occurred, and whether any new trespass notice was subsequently issued based on that advice?
Source: RTK-produced internal email · May 30, 2025 · AP 2026-0167 production
Director Anthony Falgiatore publicly objected on multiple occasions to the use of taxpayer funds to pay legal bills associated with the Miller federal litigation, characterizing it as a private-person-capacity lawsuit. Board meeting minutes reflect his objection was overruled. What was the legal basis provided to the board for treating those expenses as district obligations rather than personal ones?
Source: OASD Board Meeting Minutes · multiple dates 2022–2024 · Falgiatore public statements
November 20, 2023 board meeting minutes reflect a statement from attorney Ben Pratt that the lawsuit was “not a private person capacity lawsuit.” What documentation supported that characterization, given that the federal complaint names defendants in their private person capacities?
Source: OASD Regular Meeting Minutes · Nov 20, 2023 · Federal Docket 22-3329-KSM
You have been identified through DMCA counter-notification administrative records as the operator of the X account @LondonderryX123. That account published content about John Ryan Miller, including images of his parents’ private firearms records and commentary about his family. Do you dispute that identification?
Source: DMCA counter-notification · May 6, 2026 · formally entered into OOR AP 2026-0167
That same account was locked by X for abusive behavior violations on May 5, 2026. Can you explain the nature of the content that triggered that enforcement action?
Source: X platform enforcement record · May 5, 2026 · timestamped screenshots captured and preserved
RTK-produced records show you contacted Chester County Adult Probation on July 5, 2023, reporting a possible bail violation by John Ryan Miller, with screenshots from his social media. You identified yourself as a school board member. What was your basis for monitoring his social media and reporting to probation?
Source: RTK-produced email · Jul 5, 2023 · rshowers@chesco.org · slarson@chesco.org
On July 26, 2023, you emailed District Attorney Deborah Ryan regarding Miller’s publication of PSP dashcam videos, suggesting she bring it to the assigned prosecutors’ attention. What was your interest in the prosecution of an individual whose primary dispute was with your school board?
Source: RTK-produced email · Jul 26, 2023 · dryan@chesco.org · dacontact@chesco.org
On November 18, 2024, you copied ADA Nick Marchese on an email providing excerpts from Miller’s Private Membership Association materials. ADA Marchese was the assigned prosecutor in Miller’s active criminal case. What was the purpose of providing that material to a prosecutor during active proceedings?
Source: RTK-produced email · Nov 18, 2024 · nmarchese@chesco.org · AP 2026-0167 production
On May 30, 2025 — the day of Miller’s conviction — you and former Superintendent Orner met with ADA David Srinivasan, who reportedly provided advice on structuring a legally enforceable trespass notice. What was the outcome of that consultation, and was any new notice issued?
Source: RTK-produced internal email · May 30, 2025 · AP 2026-0167 production
Your December 8, 2023 email concerning the Miller litigation was sent from your personal iPhone to six recipients, none of whom used official @octorara.org addresses. Do you believe communications about active district litigation sent from personal accounts to personal accounts fall within the district’s RTK search obligation?
Source: RTK-produced record · Dec 8, 2023 · AP 2026-0167 production · personal email accounts finding
You authored and have publicly distributed a document of approximately 100 pages titled “Conflict of Interest and Collaboration: Anthony Falgiatore and John Ryan Miller,” currently hosted on YouTube and X. Did you produce that document in your capacity as a board member, or as a private individual? And were any district resources — time, email systems, legal consultation — used in its preparation?
Source: Publicly available document · July 2026 edition · YouTube and X
Public reporting describes the recording as an executive session recording based upon statements attributed to investigators and participating board members. Was any statement, interview, transcript, or other record obtained from Director Anthony Falgiatore explaining his own characterization of what portion of the meeting was actually recorded? If so, is that record publicly available?
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer · June 2026 · public reporting on Falgiatore criminal matter
If differing accounts existed regarding whether the recording captured the executive session itself or events occurring after the executive session had concluded, how was that factual question investigated and documented?
Source: Public record of criminal proceedings · Falgiatore ARD resolution May 2026
Was any recording, transcript, written statement, interview summary, or investigative report documenting Director Falgiatore’s explanation included within the investigative file or presented during the criminal proceedings? If not, why not?
Source: Public record of criminal proceedings · Chester County Court of Common Pleas
Were investigators aware of any explanation offered by Director Falgiatore regarding the timing, scope, or circumstances of the recording, and if so, how was that explanation documented and evaluated during the investigation?
Source: Public reporting · investigative record · Chester County proceedings
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Octorara Area School District · Chester County, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law · 65 P.S. §§ 67.101 et seq.
OOR Docket AP 2026-0167 · OOR Docket AP 2026-1329
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