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Radnor student starts petition to find compromise over Raider name

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RADNOR TWP., Pa. - A Radnor senior started a petition hoping to keep the Raider name but associate it with a non Native American mascot."On Sept.

2 the school board made a decision it was two votes. One vote was to remove our native American mascot and imagery and the other vote was also to remove our nickname Radnor Raiders," Hunny Witthoeft said.With the discussion about removing offensive imagery continuing nationally it of course is also an issue locally and is leading to some serious discussions."Since that decision has been made there’s been a lot of divide in the student body and a divide in the Radnor community over basically taking away the identity of our school," she added.What’s different and honestly encouraging about this.

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