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Christina School District Taken
Off Financial Recovery Team Status |
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Sarah Pyle Academy Interns
Participate in Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony |
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UD Donates School Supplies to
Brookside Elementary |
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Douglass Students
"MIX IT UP" |
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Shue-Medill Student Wins "Sign
on to Literacy" Essay Contest |
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Hats Off to Downes
Elementary! |
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Glasgow Students Help Needy
Families |
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Students, Parents and
PTA Celebrate Academic Excellence at
Kirk |
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Marshall Elementary School Hosts
Math Night |
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McVey 5th Graders Participate in
GIS Day Event |
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West Park Place Kicks Off Reading
Challenge |
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Leasure Elementary Candy Crusade |
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Are you an NHS Grad? Join
us for the 2nd Annual Happy Holiday
Homecoming |
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New
School Resource Officer at Bayard
Middle School |
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Abraham Jones appointed to NEA
IDEA/Special Education Resource
Cadre |
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Two Christina Teachers are State
Finalists for Presidential Teaching
Awards |
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Surprise!
Brader Principal and Teacher of the
Year Receive a Special Gift |
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2008 Classified
Employees of the Year |
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Police Band Performs
at Smith Elementary School |
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State PTA Reflection
Winners Announced |
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Brader Principal Richelle
Talbert Honored at
Principal Recognition Day |
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Positive Behavior Support
Programs Enhance Our Schools |
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Vision 2015 Highlights Three
Christina Schools for "Promising
Practices" |
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More Great Things Happening In
Our Schools... |
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Calendar Reminders... |
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Christina School District Taken Off Financial
Recovery Team Status |
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(Dover, De.) Secretary of
Education Valerie A. Woodruff has requested and
received approval from the Office of Management
and Budget (OMB) to remove the Christina School
District from Financial Recovery Team (FRT)
review. Red Clay Consolidated School District
was also taken off Financial Recovery Team
status. Both districts were placed under
financial review in accordance with 14 Del Code
§1802 (c)(5).
In a letter to OMB, Secretary Woodruff wrote,
“The Christina School District through the
successful efforts of a new superintendent, Dr.
Lillian Lowery, the Financial Recovery Team and
a strengthened Christina administrative team has
within a two and a half year period satisfied
the requirements for release from the FRT review
as determined by Title 14, Chapter 18. Through
the proper and efficient readjustment of
resources, Christina School District has managed
to regain financial solvency.”
Following a request from Dr. Lowery in March
2006 to have the state examine the district’s
finances, the Christina School District was
placed on FRT review.
“I am pleased that through the vigilant work and
management of our Business Office staff, our
community-based Finance Review Committee, and
our Board of Education, the Christina School
District has proven to the taxpayers of our
District that we are competent stewards of the
Delaware tax dollars. Our entire district came
together to put children at the forefront of
every decision. Therefore, this news is a good
news story for our students, faculty, staff, and
community. This demonstrates what
school-community collaboration can accomplish,”
said Lowery.
“I am pleased that both the Christina and Red
Clay Consolidated School Districts have been
removed from financial review,” said Secretary
Woodruff. “Their efforts are to be commended.”
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 Sarah Pyle Academy
Interns Participate in
Ribbon
Cutting Ceremony
Wilmington
Mayor James Baker welcomed a "new" restaurant to
the Downtown District on November 19 by hosting
a ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand re-opening
for Lapp's Kitchen. After 8 years in
operation at the Riverfront Market, Lapp's
Kitchen owner Chuck Parkhill moved his business
to 901 North King Street - the site formerly
occupied by Corner Market. Interns from
Sarah Pyle Academy participated in the ribbon
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UD Donates School Supplies to Brookside
Elementary
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The University of
Delaware's Agriculture/Animal Science
Department donated more than $300 in
school supplies to Brookside Elementary
School. UD's Karen Weiner (center)
is shown with Brookside Principal Eric
Stephens (left), Second Grade Teacher
Jennifer Roche (right), and some of the
lucky students at Brookside School.
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Douglass Students "MIX IT UP" |
On November
13 Douglass
students and staff
participated in a
“MIX IT UP” Lunch.
The purpose of the
activity was to
encourage students
to interact with
others who are
“different” from
them. The
focus was to help
students recognize
the vast diversity
within their own
school and to
develop a tolerance
for all persons.
The students
participated in
classroom activities
focusing on personal
uniqueness prior to
the lunch.
It was estimated in
2007 that four
million students
nationwide
participated in the
“MIX IT UP” Lunch Day.
This is the first
time that Douglass
students and staff
have participated,
but it is hoped that
this will become an
annual event for the
school.
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Shue-Medill Student Wins "Sign on to Literacy"
Essay Contest |
Shue-Medill Middle School 8th grader
Cassandra Ingram has been chosen as the
First Place winner in the 7-9 Grade category for
the Newspaper In Education Program’s Sign
on to Literacy essay contest. The theme of
the contest was "Understanding what I read is
important because..." As a winner, Cassie
will receive a $100 savings bond. Her
photo and name, along with the name of her
language arts teacher, Joan Gregory, were
featured in a congratulatory ad in The News
Journal on November 14. |
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Hats Off to Downes Elementary!
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Hat Day at
Downes Elementary School was held on
November 21. Students paid $1.00 to wear a
hat of their choice for the day. The school
raised $150.00 for Children's Cancer
Research. Congratulations to the students
who helped to make a difference for children
in need.
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 Glasgow Students Help
Needy Families
Members
of the Glasgow High School French Club/French
National Honor Society, National Honor Society,
and FFA recently collected 504 boxes of pasta
for the Basket Brigade of Delaware. The students
then visited a warehouse in Newark at White Clay
Center to fill boxes for needy families
throughout Delaware. Students and teachers
assembled many bags of potatoes and fresh fruit
for families, and then later helped assemble
boxes for all of the families (about 2000 this
year). Congratulations to these generous Glasgow
Dragons for making the holidays brighter for
Delaware families. |
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Students, Parents/Guardians and PTA Celebrate
Academic Excellence at Kirk |
On
November
19,
more than
423 students at Kirk Middle School were
acknowledged for outstanding academic
achievement during
the
school’s first marking period
Honor
Roll
Assembly.
The assembly was hosted, for the first time,
by PTA president Denise Jackson
 and
the parents of PTA.
The honor roll assembly began with
a stunning performance from new teacher, Mr.
Tom Wesley, with the singing of the National
Anthem.
Some of Kirk’s students from the cluster
group Team Manners
First-Wise Guys served
as ushers and greeters.
More than 200 parents/guardians, family
members, and friends attended this event.
Very special thanks to
the Kirk
PTA for hosting this wonderful
recognition activity.
Following the assembly, parents/guardians
and guests enjoyed a delicious hot breakfast
prepared by the wonderful cafeteria workers
at Kirk.
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Marshall Elementary School Hosts Math Night
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Marshall Elementary School held a Math Night for
grades K-5 on November 20. The
event gave students and parents a chance to play
many math games at different stations. The
stations were run by teachers and volunteers. |
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McVey 5th Graders Participate in GIS Day Event |
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Fifth grade students in at McVey Elementary had
an opportunity to visit the Dover Air Force Base
Museum on November 19, and learn first-hand how
Geography Information Systems (GIS) work in
real-world settings. The McVey students
joined students from schools in Kent and Sussex
County for hands-on demonstrations, including a
flight simulator using GPS, visits inside an
Earth Balloon, Emergency Response Paramedics
from Sussex County, and a movie featuring
internationally-known chimpanzee researcher Jane
Goodall on how GIS is used to address the
diminishing chimpanzee population in Africa.
The trip was organized by McVey teacher Charles
Sanders.
Prior to the trip to Dover, McVey students
trained in McVey’s computer lab using a
two-lesson module entitled Recognizing Patterns:
People and Places. Sanders is a member of
Delaware Geography Alliance (DGA), which first
notified him about the opportunity for his
students to participate in GIS Day. |
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West Park Place Kicks Off Reading Challenge
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Students at West Park Place Elementary kicked
off their reading challenge with the theme,
"Sock it to me with a good book." The
event was a kick-off for the school's 500 book
challenge for each student. |
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Leasure Elementary Candy Crusade
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Did you ever wonder what to
do with all that Trick or Treat candy that was
just sitting around the house waiting to be
eaten? The 5th grade
Enrichment students at May B. Leasure Elementary
School decided to do something about it.
For two weeks, students
brought in Halloween candy they weren’t going to
eat or the candy their parents didn’t
want them to eat. The students decided to
donate the candy collected to the Ronald
McDonald House, State of Delaware’s Governor
Bacon Nursing Home and to the troops serving
overseas. From the first day, candy started
pouring in to the homerooms. 100 pounds…200
pounds…300 pounds and finally, 370 pounds of
candy collected! The school ran out of
places to put all of it! The large storage bins
were overflowing.
A graph was placed in the
main hallway showing the candy corn-shaped
tallies from every room. Ms. Glassco’s 3rd
grade class was the top class with 44 pounds
collected. For their “over-the-top” effort, the
class was awarded a pizza party. |
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Are you a Newark High School Grad?
Join us for the 2nd Annual Happy Holiday
Homecoming |
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The NHS Alumni Association is pleased to
announce the 2nd Happy Holiday Homecoming.
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- Who: Newark High School alumni,
staff, faculty and friends
- Where: Newark Country Club
- When: Saturday, December 27 from
7:00-11:00 p.m.
The event includes hors d'oeuvres, carving
station, pasta station, dessert and cash bar.
Tickets are $35 with all proceeds benefiting the
NHS Alumni Scholarship Fund. There will be
a jukebox for dancing and plenty of
opportunities for catching up with classmates
and old friends.
Reservations are now available at:
http://www.nhs-carpediem.com/3/events.htm
Call your friends and plan to meet at the
Holiday Homecoming!
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District and City of Wilmington Add a New
Wilmington
Police Officer Position to Serve as a
School Resource Officer to Bayard Middle School |
A Memorandum of Agreement is now in
place between the City of Wilmington and
the Christina School District that
assigns a Wilmington Police Officer as a
School Resource
 Officer for Bayard
Middle School.
In addition to
meeting basic security needs in and
around Bayard School, the School
Resource Officer’s duties also include
providing a safety education and
anti-drug and alcohol program for the
school community, acting as a
communication liaison with other law
enforcement agencies, and referring
students and their families to
appropriate agencies for assistance when
a need is determined.
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Abraham Jones appointed to
NEA IDEA/Special Education Resource Cadre |
Congratulations to
Abraham Jones,
Keene Elementary
School.
National Education
Association (NEA)
President Reg Weaver
appointed Abraham to
serve as NEA
IDEA/Special
Education Resource
Cadre for a
three-year term
beginning August 1,
2008. The
Cadre is a group of
26 dedicated
Association members,
including special
education
coordinators, school
psychologists,
speech-language
pathologists, school
nurses,
paraeducators,
general and special
education teachers,
and higher education
faculty. The
NEA IDEA Cadre is
committed to bringing
technical
assistance,
presentations, and
dissemination of
accurate information
on IDEA and other
topics to NEA
members across the
country.
To learn more about
the National
Education
Association, visit:
www.nea.org
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Two Christina Teachers are State Finalists
for
Presidential Teaching Awards
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Congratulations to Karen Fredricks
of Marshall Elementary School and JoAnne Deshon of
Downes Elementary School for being chosen as Delaware finalists
for the 2008 Presidential Award
of Excellence in Mathematics
and Science
Teaching. Fredricks is a finalist in Mathematics and
Deshon is a finalist in Science.
The
Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and
Science Teaching (PAEMST) is the highest recognition
that a kindergarten through 12th-grade mathematics or
science teacher may receive for outstanding teaching in
the United States. Enacted by Congress in 1983,
this program authorizes the President to bestow up to
108 awards each year. The National Science
Foundation administers PAEMST on behalf of The White
House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Awards are given to mathematics and science teachers
from each of the 50 states and four U.S. jurisdictions.
The teachers are recognized for their contributions to
teaching and learning and their ability to help students
make progress in mathematics and science.
A national selection committee
reviews the state finalists' applications and makes
recommendations to the National Science Foundation.
These recommendations are forwarded to the White House.
The President of the United States announces the
recipients of the Presidential Awards.
In
addition to honoring individual achievement, the goal of
the award program is to exemplify the highest standards
of mathematics and science teaching. Awardees
serve as models for their colleagues, inspiration to
their communities, and leaders in the improvement of
mathematics and science education.
To learn more about
the PAEMST, visit:
www.paemst.org.
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Surprise! Brader Principal and Teacher of
the Year
Receive a Special Gift
Brader Elementary School Principal Richelle
Talbert, who was recently named Delaware
Elementary School Principal of the Year, and
Gretchen Wolfe, Brader Teacher of the Year and
District Teacher of the Year, received a
surprise gift certificate for a hot air balloon
ride contributed by parents, students, and
staff. They were lured to the surprise
presentation by events taking place at the
school that evening, and the school community
kept the secret from them for weeks. In addition
to the gift certificates for a hot air balloon
ride, Talbert and Wolfe received a plaque with
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2008 Classified Employees of the Year |
Congratulations to the
following Christina
School District
employees, who have been
chosen as Employees of
the Year for 2008 in the
areas of
Custodial/Maintenance,
Child Nutrition
Services,
Transportation,
Secretarial, and
Paraprofessional.
These employees, and the
2008 Teachers of the
Year and Nurse of the
Year, were recognized at
a special Employee
Recognition event on
November 19 at
Gauger-Cobbs Middle
School. Please
join us in
congratulating these
outstanding members of
our staff:
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- Custodial/Maintenance Employee of the
Year: Joyce Corcoran
- Child Nutrition Services Employee of the
Year: Michele Hopkinson
- Transportation Employee of the Year:
James Seaton
- Secretary of the Year: Mary
Fortuna
- Paraprofessional Employee of the Year:
Karen Schuele
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Police Band Performs at Smith Elementary School
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 The First State Force Band, also known as the
D.A.R.E. Band, performs for schools throughout
the state, and on November 14 they provided a
special performance for the
students of Jennie Smith Elementary School. The
band is made up of State Troopers, County Police
officers, and Correctional Officers throughout
the State of Delaware. The D.A.R.E. program
emphasizes self-esteem, making good choices,
positive behavior and staying drug free. The
band gave a rock concert style performance while
communicating these important messages. The
concert took place in the Kirk Middle School
Auditorium, and students enjoyed seeing the law
enforcement officers perform in their uniforms
and promoting such positive messages. Many
thanks to the members of the First State Force
Band for sharing this important information in
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State PTA Reflections Winners Announced |
Delaware State PTA is proud to announce the
winners of National PTA Reflections Program
Theme Search for the 2010-2011 school year. Students were asked to interpret
this year's theme "WOW" in art categories of
dance, music, literature, photography, film and
visual arts. Winners will be honored at
the Reflections receptions to be held at the
Delaware Center for
Contemporary Arts (DCAA) on April 1,
2009.
Each state is permitted to send in only 5
entries and Christina School District is excited
that this year three winning State entries are
from Christina Schools. All entries will be forwarded to
the National PTA where their ideas will be
judged against others from around the nation.
Congratulations to all students who participated
in this year's event and our three Christina
representatives:
Etta J. Wilson Elementary - Region III |
- Mackenzie Fox, Grade 5 -
"I Giggle Because"
- Max Newman, Grade 1 - "Many
Colors, Many Kinds"
Joseph M. McVey Elementary School -
Region III |
- David Breyla, Grade 2 - "If I Was
In The Jungle"
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Brader Principal Richelle Talbert Among Those
Honored at
Principal Recognition Day |
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From left: Mitchell Weiss, Stephanie
Smith, Governor Ruth Ann Minner,
Richelle Tablert, Sylvia Henderson, and Scott
Reihm
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Congratulations, once
again, to
Principal Richelle
Talbert.
November 18, 2008, was
designated by Governor
Minner as a day to
commend the significant
contribution that
Delaware School
principals make in the
education of our youth.
Governor Minner urged
all Delawareans to
support the efforts of
school principals in
their communities.
On October 28, 2008, The
State of Delaware
Principals of the Year
met with Governor Minner.
Stephanie Smith, Middle
School Principal of the
Year, Seaford Middle
School;
Richelle Talbert,
Elementary Principal of
the Year, Brader
Elementary School
(Christina);
Mitchell Weiss,
Assistant Principal of
the Year, Howard High
School of Technology (NCCVT);
and Sylvia Henderson,
Recipient of the Paul
Carlson Award, Ross
Elementary School
(Milford).
Click here to
learn more.
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Positive Behavior Support Programs Enhance Our
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Positive Behavior Support
(PBS) has been successfully introduced into all Christina School
District schools as a means of establishing school-wide
strategies to reduce inappropriate behavior and establish
positive school climates. Unlike traditional behavioral
management, which views the individual as the problem and seeks
to
address the situation by eliminating the challenging behavior,
positive behavior support (PBS) views systems, settings, and
lack of skill as parts of the problem, and works to change those
elements.
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District’s PBS program is coordinated by Susan Corey, who works
with every school to ensure that the PBS standards are met.
Recent
examples of PBS success in our schools include the Feather Store
at Elbert-Palmer Elementary School and the PBS Program at
Glasgow High School.
At
Elbert-Palmer, all students know about the Feather Store and its
“proprietor,” Ms. Barbara Griffin. Griffin, who runs the
redirection room, has turned a closet into a school store.
Students earn “feathers”—Elbert-Palmer’s mascot is the
peacock—which are paper tickets that are given for good
behavior, homework, wearing their uniform, showing respect,
being responsible, and caring. The feathers can then be
used like cash in the Feather Store.
Griffin has
also “hired” 10 retail clerks to help her manage the store.
The retail clerks work in teams of two to assist student
shoppers, organize the merchandise, and help with inventory.
To be chosen as a clerk, students had to write a letter to Ms.
Griffith about why they were qualified and how they planned to
do in school this year. The retail
 clerks earn 10 feathers every
time they work in the store, which is a nice incentive, but
there are other rewards as well.
“It makes me more caring and responsible and trustworthy,” said
one of the Feather Store clerks.
At Glasgow
High School, students were recently rewarded for their positive
behavior with some unique incentives. Various businesses,
including the Delaware Academy of Beauty, YMCA, and a local
movie theater donated prizes for a raffle that included beauty
treatments, Y memberships, movie tickets, and 30 days of snacks.
In addition, 30 students who earned 15 PBS tickets—called Fire
Cards at GHS because their mascot is the Dragon—were eligible to
attend a pizza party.
Phyllis
Rubenstein, who organized the PBS activities, said the school
had seen a decrease in disciplinary problems since PBS was
implemented. Even things like school announcements are
changing, with the emphasis on praising students for meeting
expectations. Now, school staff are working to focus on
positive behavior, and
“catching” kids doing the right thing, which is proving to be a
strong motivational tool.
“Now we are
doing something positive. It has been very well received
by kids and the teachers,” she said.
This year,
eight schools in Christina earned the designation of PBS “Star
Schools” after meeting rigorous criteria and goals developed by
the Positive Behavior Support Project in Delaware, which is a
joint effort between the University of Delaware’s Center for
Disabilities Studies and the Delaware Department of Education.
These schools were Brookside Elementary, Stubbs Elementary,
Delaware School for the Deaf, McVey Elementary, Keene
Elementary, West Park Place Elementary, Shue-Medill Middle
School, and Newark High School.
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Vision 2015 Highlights Three Christina Schools
for
"Promising Practices" |
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More Great Things Happening In Our Schools... |
CSD Employee Elizabeth Gibbons
Receives her Ph.D.
Leasure Elementary School
Principal Linda Ochenrider
shared good news about yet
another remarkable Christina
School District employee.
Elizabeth Gibbons,
nationally-certified school
psychologist at Leasure, was
granted her Doctorate of
Philosophy (Ph.D.) on November
11 from Temple University.
Well, done, Dr. Gibbons.
Christiana High News & Events...
National French Week:
To
celebrate National French Week
(November 5-11), Mrs. Ryan's
French students at Christiana
High School made colorful
posters on France and other
French-speaking countries, did
reports on French landmarks and
French people and made delicious
examples of French food which
they shared with their
classmates. The
International Club also
celebrated National French Week
with French foods and French
music. The students
learned a lot about French
culture during this week.
Culinary Arts Students Practice
their Skills:
The CHS
culinary arts students will
practice their new skills by
preparing holiday luncheons for
the faculty on December 17th.
FCCLA
Holds Annual Food Drive:
The CHS FCCLA will be
conducting a food drive to
benefit the New Castle County
Food Bank. Contributions
will be collected until December
5th. All canned goods and
non-perishable items should be
brought to Ms. Sherrena
William's room (M-1128).
The FCCLA hopes to collect more
than 2,000 items again this
year.
FFA has
Holiday Spirit:
Students and staff are
encouraged to bring in old
sneakers for a newly adopted
sneaker drive. All sneakers will
be donated to a nonprofit
organization where donations
will be made into newly wearable
shoes for children in Africa.
Please drop off any used
sneakers, cleats, tennis or any
other type of athletic shoes to
the AG-Science classrooms.
Annual Winter Craft Show at
Glasgow High School
Mark your calendars...Glasgow
High School Swim Team will host
their annual Winter Craft Show
on Saturday, December 13, 2008
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Questions, please contact
Joy Harms
at 302-738-1142.
Culinary Class Brightens the Day
of Newark Seniors
Mrs. Zimansky’s Culinary
Professional Class at Newark
High School provided Halloween
Treats for Meals on Wheels on
October 31st. The
treats were delivered to the
Newark Senior Center by NHS
students. Culinary Professional
is the 3rd level
class in the Culinary Arts
Pathway at Newark High School,
preparing students for careers
in the Food Service Industry.
Participating students include
Lakesha Acker, Marquita Alladin,
Yury Bahena, Willie Browning,
Jaleel Gardner, Joie Gibbs, Asya
Glover, Kawaina Graham, Kara
Henry, Ya’Kira Hines, Justin
Hurtt-Dunkley, Comfort
Imeokparia, Andrea Miller,
Michael Moody, Kelsey Morrison,
Justin Parker, Amber Potts, Ben
Pyle, Taihika Rivers, Sheena
Rosser, Xavier Roundtree, Kyesha
Spencer, Beri Tata, Janere
White, and Latasha Williams.
Bayard Students Attend Career
Day at County Courthouse
Students from Bayard Middle
School participated in the first
Career Day Program held at the
New Castle County Courthouse in
November. The students
especially liked participating
in a mock trial that was part of
the event, and look forward to
future opportunities to be
involved in learning more about
careers in the justice and court
systems.
McVey Students Participate in
RIF Book Distribution
McVey Elementary School recently
held its first RIF (Reading Is
Fundamental) book distribution
of the year. PTA
volunteers and a retired McVey
teacher went from class to class
inviting each student to choose
a free book. This program
is designed to put books in the
hands of needy students, and
McVey received a $3716 grant to
purchase books so that each
student will get three books
during the school year.
The funding sources include
federal funds as well as a
contribution from the PTA.
The program also requires a
literacy activity in conjunction
with each distribution, and
students participated in the
Pumpkin Poetry Project, where
students read and practiced a
poem.
Bancroft Elementary Receives
Educational Resource Grant
Thanks to librarian Patricia
Brown, Bancroft Elementary
School
has been awarded the Sylvan Dell
Publishing Resource Grant. This
one-year site license provides
access to “flipviewer”
technology in both English and
Spanish. The license can be used
on all school computers and may
be placed on secure school
websites (if available),
enabling students and their
families to log in and have
access from their homes.
Teachers throughout the school
are able to project the books in
the classroom for easy reading
to supplement or to introduce
science and math through
literature in the classroom.
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Calendar Reminders... |
Wednesday, December 10 |
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Thursday, December 11 |
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Friday, December 12 |
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Saturday, December 13 |
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Tuesday, December 16 |
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Wednesday, December 17 |
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Thursday, December 18 |
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Friday, December 19 |
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Wednesday, December 24 |
- SCHOOLS CLOSED - Winter
Holiday
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Thursday, December 25 & Friday,
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Among them are
descriptions of
programs at Kirk
Middle School,
Gauger-Cobbs Middle
School, and Wilson
Elementary School.
Click on the links
below to read more
about these
innovative and
successful programs: