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Ryan Balton
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Ryan Balton Ryan Balton is a journalist in the Tri-state area of New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. He is the youngest candidate ever to pursue a spot on the Delaware Valley School District Board of Education. Balton also works in the television and film industry in the New York City area. Biography Raised in Milford, PA, Balton is currently pursuing a dual bachelors degree in Television, radio, film and Policy studies at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. Television and Film Balton is the general manager of CitrusTV, the student-run television station of Syracuse University. He also is the director and co-producer of the documentary film Controversy on the Delaware, which investigates the Tocks Island controversy. Balton is credited as a utility/Jimmy Jib assistant on productions including the 62nd Annual Tony Awards, ESPN College Football, Inside the NFL, National Geographic's Genographic Project and Rescue Me. Journalism Balton was the editor of the Delaware Valley High School student newspaper, the Del.Aware, from 2005 to 2007.[http://ryanbalton.com/resume.htm#5] He has been a correspondent for The Gazette, a weekly insert of the Times Herald-Record since 2006. Education Policy At age 19, Balton became the youngest person to ever seek a spot on the Delaware Valley School District Board of Education when a member of the school board resigned. His blog, RB for DV, received press throughout the region for bringing attention to the school board. 
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