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Cape Henlopen School District administrators, families, friends and college admissions representatives recently recognized more than 20 Cape High juniors and seniors for their commitment to a future in the field of education.
Jennifer Williams, John Flickinger recognized for Going the Extra Mile
Literacy teacher provides instruction for students needing extra support
Pesquera, Peacock, Adams, Best, Baine, Ho honored by students, district
Sussex Consortium vocational students get work training, puppy fix through partnership
District to recognize teachers earning building-level honors
Cookie sales profits enable purchase of $1,200 items for students in need
Groups seeking donations for trip to Iowa; Mariner students net perfect score
District’s youngest learners benefit from comprehensive services
Katina Norwood, Janise Blondin recognized for dedication to students
Gloria Ho named School Social Worker of the Year
The Cape Henlopen school board recognized Lefty’s Alley & Eats for being a Cape Community Champion at its March 14 meeting.
The Cape Henlopen School District celebrated Inclusion Week March 4-8, with various games and activities for all to enjoy.
Taking advantage of a no-student day, district officials held a job fair at Cape Henlopen High School March 15 to recruit local candidates.
Community partners recognized by school board
Lewes Elementary teacher Meghan Catts steps into administrative role
Process leads to in-depth reflection on how to motivate learners
Former student returns as athletic department employee and ambassador for CLSC
Restaurant staff help Sussex Consortium pupils learn job skills
The Cape Henlopen School District Special Programs department hosted its first inclusivity and access resource fair Nov. 2, at the Sussex Consortium.
Board president: Organization provides safe and warm learning environment
Rehoboth Elementary paraeducator now up for state recognition
Community champion recognized at school board meeting for work with students
Milton Elementary School offers reading program for immigrant families.
95,000-square-foot, $63.9 million Lewes school has 600-student capacity
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.
