About Us
Our Mission, Purpose, and History
Advocate for social justice and equity in public schools
Engage collaboratively with other organizations to improve public education
Uphold the highest professional standards
Promote results-based practices that enhance public education outcomes
Established in 1906, Phi Delta Kappa (PDK) International has a rich history of advocating for public-supported education and promoting excellence in teaching and learning.
Over the years, PDK has grown into a global network of educators, researchers, and policymakers who are dedicated to advancing education and shaping the future of the profession.
From pioneering research initiatives to impactful advocacy efforts, PDK has played a significant role in driving positive change in education and empowering educators to make a difference in their communities.
PDK Buffalo/Niagara Chapter
Jim Mills
Caitlin Riegel
Walt Polka
Susan Whittaker
Doug Reagan
John McKenna
Nancy Orsi
Denise Stappenbeck
Don Rappold
Lydia Rappold
Matt Fisher
Heather Lyon
Mike LaFever
Mark Laurrie
Dean Ramirez
Scott Zipp
Dan Walh
Sal Curella
Josh Janese
Kelley Moore
Natasia Johnson
Fran McGreevy
Liz Falzone
Caressa Guerrero
Brian Graham
Alan Ingraham
Marie Balen
Jim Newton
Molly Cooper
Melissa Laun
Molly Oliverio
Bruce Smith