Tony DePrince is a life-long resident of Magnolia and graduated from Sterling High School in 1991. He went on to get his bachelors’ degree from York College of Pennsylvania where he was very active in student government serving as both the treasurer and parliamentarian of the Student Senate. He is currently enrolled at Fairleigh Dickinson University and is studying for his Masters Degree in Administrative Science. Tony works full time in public education in the area of instructional technology and project coordination. Professionally, he serves on various us boards and committees at the county and state level in the areas of distance learning, educational technology and global education issues. Tony is an active member of the Federation of Educational Service Professionals (an AFL-CIO affiliated union) where he serves as President of his local. He has been a featured presenter at many regional and national conventions on various topics. Tony has been a feature presenter at a conference at the United Nations regarding global education issues in schools.

 

Since being elected to council in 1998, Tony has served as council president, liaison to the planning and zoning board, and director of codes and licensing. Currently, he serves as director of public safety overseeing the police department, fire company, ambulance corps, emergency management and municipal court. He also serves as borough liaison to the Magnolia School District. 

Tony is an active, life-long parishioner of St. Gregory Church where he serves in several lay ministries. Tony and his wife Becki live in district #3 along with their son Anthony.