Spring Valley community petitions to help football coach get reinstated
After hearing the news that Andrew Delva, Spring Valley high school’s 20-year veteran football coach, was going to be removed by administrators for lacking a state coaching license, the community started a petition to have him reinstated.
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Aug 25, 2022, 9:32 PM
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11ds agoAfter hearing the news that Andrew Delva, Spring Valley high school’s 20-year veteran football coach, was going to be removed by administrators for lacking a state coaching license, the community started a petition to have him reinstated.
News 12’s Pete Ruf finds out how the petition became a success.
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