A Family's Legacy in Lockport Education

Lockport Township High School District 205 is grieving the loss of Della Travis, a former board member who dedicated four years of her life to the school district. Della, who was 84 years old, passed away recently, leaving behind a family that has been deeply involved in the community's education system for half a century. The Travis family's commitment to Lockport's public schools began in 1975 with Charles Travis. Della joined the board in 2015, followed by her son Michael in 2019. This family's dedication to education is truly remarkable. They have been a constant presence on the board, ensuring that the school district continues to thrive and improve. Just this past May, the board honored the Travis family for their 50 years of service. This is a huge deal. It shows how much they have done for the community. The board expressed their heartfelt condolences to the Travis family, acknowledging the lasting impact that Della and her family have made on Lockport Township High School and the wider community. It's important to think about what this means for the community. The Travis family has been a steady hand in guiding the school district. Their loss is a big deal, but their legacy will continue to inspire others to get involved and make a difference. The board's message to the Travis family is clear: they are thinking of them during this tough time. They want the family to know that Della's contributions will not be forgotten. This is a time to reflect on the importance of community involvement and the impact that one family can have on an entire school district.