The Sussex Consortium, Cape Henlopen High School and Milton Elementary School students and staff recently joined forces to keep inclusion of all students at the front of their minds.
Parents, staff, community can sign up for Board E-Report
The Cape Henlopen High School homecoming parade travelled from Lewes Beach to Legends Stadium Oct. 5. The halftime show highlighted the homecoming court.
Michael Varhola, owner of Solar Empowerment Initiative in Silver Spring, Md., recently donated solar lanterns to the Cape Henlopen School District through the Village Improvement Association.
Annual unit count determines funding, staffing
Cape district’s Brennan Clarke vying for top honor.
School named a Special Olympics Delaware Unified Champion.
For the seventh summer, the Cape Henlopen Bookmobile made its rounds throughout the district delivering books to students.
Local historian Hazel Brittingham recounts the history of Cape Henlopen School District.
Harmon seeks to mentor, build relationships with students.
Career and technical programs prepare students for college, workforce.
Rehoboth Public School has a date with a wrecking crew before the year is out. In the decades that have passed since masons mortared its 1939 cornerstone into place, thousands of young people have been educated in its classrooms.
More than 5,600 students start school year in Cape Henlopen School District.
Consortium teacher Lacey Brown elected president of CHEA.
Rehoboth High School Alum have fond memories of their time in the building.
Restorative practices replace conventional discipline.
Cape administrator works to help all students reach potential.
Cooking, sewing, fitness activities build confidence.
Dan Kimmel artwork beautifies school lobby.
Cape Henlopen School District held a beam signing ceremony at the new Sussex Consortium on Sweetbriar Road.
Opportunity funding initiative aims to close achievement gap.
Rising senior Autumn Davis raises $40,000 in seven weeks
Local community groups came together at Lewes Public Library June 2 for members to show their shared love for reading.
Up to $1.6 million available in renewable grant
Cape High teacher helps students become safe, successful drivers
Beacon Middle places first in spontaneous problem.
Tommy Coveleski remembered for stating the event
In only its second year as a club, Mariner Middle Business Professionals of America members rank among the best in the country.
On June 4, 365 seniors took their last walk as high school students as the 50th graduating class of Cape Henlopen High School entered Legends Stadium.
Mariner, Beacon and CHHS girls explored STEM careers Sussex County’s first DigiGirlz Day.
Four of the CHSD Elementary Schools participated in the American Heart Association Kids Heart Challenge
Bill Collick, Janet Maull-Martin and Alison Myers were elected to the Cape Henlopen School Board May 14.
Shields Elementary’s Brennan Clarke takes top honor
Shields, Beacon, Mariner teams qualify; Shields team nets perfect score
Sock hop, school tour highlight June 1-2 events
The Optimist Club of Sussex County announce two CHHS award winners
Partnerships help businesses, students succeed
New bargaining technique yields raises, more special education coordinators.
In April, Browseabout Books in Rehoboth Beach will host a local book drive to collect new or gently used books for the Cape Henlopen School District Bookmobile.
Odyssey of the Mind teams from schools throughout the Cape Henlopen School District competed in qualifying tournaments in March, each working to earn a spot at the state competition.
Budget forces design shift at Cape High, Milton and Shields Elementaries
Funds will provide housing, food, transportation, supplies
Cape Henlopen School District officials want the community’s help in developing a strategic plan to guide district-wide goals for the next five years.
Vienna Iacona, Alexandra Chiartas earn $35,000 in scholarships.
Cape students are excelling and succeeding in a variety of different ways!
Rehoboth, Shields and Love Creek Elementary were all presented with Exceeding Expectations Banner by Dr. Susan Bunting.
The Big Fish Foundation and the CHHS Class of '88 donated money to help provide necessities for homeless students in the District
Job switch gives administrators fresh perspective
District: 130 homeless, 317 children need bedding, gifts
Annual unit count determines funding and staffing.
Wycliffe Gordon spent time with CHHS students while Matt Marshak presented to Rehoboth Elementary fifth graders.
The Harry K Foundation has graciously extended a donation to help the students of the Cape Henlopen School District.
Teachers, administrators cover bathroom stalls with positive quotes.
Four local organizations help CHHS Students to see To Kill A Mockingbird on Broadway
The beginning of the School year is an exciting time for everyone, but this exciting time also comes with a price tag for new school supplies, and clothes just to name a few things.
For the sixth summer, the Cape Henlopen Bookmobile made its rounds throughout the District delivering books to students.
Cape Henlopen School District hosted a grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony for the new H.O. Brittingham Elementary School on Monday August 27, 2018.
The Freeman Foundation and Artist John Donato worked with Mariner students to create a moving pastel fish movie.
On Wednesday, April 11 administrators, teachers, community members and legislators gathered together to hold a ceremonial groundbreaking event for the new Rehoboth Elementary School.
H.O.B was recently honored with a Recognition Award from the Department of Education for their student's academic achievements.
Two teachers at Cape Henlopen High School are making it their mission to address SAT concerns for the local sophomores and juniors in our area.
School board members and administrators gather together to sign a steel beam at the new H.O.B elementary school.
Throughout the District during the week of November 6 through November 9, students and staff celebrated and honored our local veterans.
Donna Kolakowski was the recipient of the Jean Martin Outstanding Leadership in Literacy Award.
Several of our Cape Henlopen High School juniors were selected by the Driver’s Education department, to participate in recording radio PSA’s promoting teen safety while driving.
Four fifth graders received recognition for the Coast Day Essay's, at the annual Coast Day event in Lewes.
Throughout the week of September 18-22, Shields students and staff were collecting items for families in Florida and Texas affected by Hurricane Harvey and Irma.
School officials and H.O. Brittingham faculty celebrated the official groundbreaking March 23 of a new elementary.
Cape’s graduating class of 2017 earned an impressive $2.8 million dollars in college scholarships for their future academic endeavors.
Shield's students broke the school's 5 year record for most money raised during Jump Rope for Heart.
The Lewes Chamber of Commerce pledged to support Cape Henlopen High School's marketing students with funding to create a fully functioning school store.
The next generation of teachers is in high school today, and a new teaching program is poised to take advantage of potential Delaware teachers.
After a presentation by the Food Bank Director, shields students decided they wanted to make an impact locally.
Cape Henlopen High School students, staff and volunteers participated in Challenge Day April 11 and 12.
A group of 15 cadets from CHHS assisted at the Milton Elementary School Health Fair.
Our Promise:
Excellence, Equity and Responsiveness: Every Student, Every Classroom, Every Day!
Our Mission:
The Cape Henlopen School District celebrates the diversity of our students, staff, and community. We cultivate compassionate and innovative thinkers by providing every student with a welcoming, safe, equitable school community that is affirming and inclusive. Cape Henlopen engages and challenges ALL students by providing a responsive educational experience to prepare for post-secondary education and/or career opportunities.
