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INSIDE THIS ISSUE...
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Christina Board
Seeks Volunteers to Serve on
Financial Review Committee |
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Christina Board
Names Jim Huge & Associates to Lead
Superintendent Search |
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Maclary Elementary
Celebrates the 100th Day of School
by Helping Others |
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Staff Transitions Announced |
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Governor Markell to Bring
"Reality Check" Budget Presentation
to Christiana High
School on March 5 |
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Joe Ambrosino Named a
"Distinguished Teacher by Delaware
Geographic Alliance |
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High School Senior Athletes Make
the News |
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Bancroft Elementary Receives
$30,000 Grant |
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Marshall Students Participate in
the First State Lego League
Competition |
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McVey 4th Grade Class
Highlighted in News Journal Article |
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Pulaski Students Studying Violin
and Viola Perform in Lunchtime
Concert |
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Christina Schools Win "Picturing
America" Grants from the American
Library Association |
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DSD Speech and Language
Therapist Receives Mentoring Award |
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AP Information Night a Success |
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New Castle County Orchestra
Festival Scheduled for April 2 |
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McVey Fourth Grader to Host
Listening Party Featuring His
Original Music |
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District Elementary Science Fair
for Grades 3-5 to be Held April 28 |
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Twenty-Two Programs Receive
Grants Totaling $87,080 |
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Footloose to be Performed at GHS
Friday and Saturday |
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Newark High PTSA Hosting a
"Transition to College" Parent Chat |
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More Great Things Happening In
Our Schools... |
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Calendar Reminders... |
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Christina Board Seeks Volunteers to Serve on
Financial Review Committee |
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The Christina Board of Education seeks
volunteers to fill positions available
on the District’s Financial Review
Committee. The Committee was
established by the Christina Board of
Education in June, 2006. The
Christina Board established a committee
composed of one or more members of the
Board and residents of the Christina
School District. The Financial
Review Committee works in collaboration
with the Board of Education to closely
monitor the financial status of the
school district and provide ongoing
oversight. The Committee meets
monthly to review the District’s
revenues and expenditures, and to report
the financial status of the District to
the Board. A background in finance
is desirable but not required for
consideration. Those appointed
will serve a two-year term beginning
July 1, 2009.
Interested members of the public are
asked to submit a letter of interest and
resume by April 30, 2009. Please
mail letter of interest and resume to:
Superintendent's Office
Christina School District
600 N. Lombard Street
Wilmington, Delaware 19801
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Christina Board Names Jim Huge & Associates
to Lead Superintendent Search |
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At the February 10 Board of Education
meeting, the
Christina Board named Jim Huge & Associates
of San Francisco, California to provide
superintendent search services for the
District. Mr. Huge was involved in the
superintendent search in 2006 that led to
the selection of Dr. Lowery as
superintendent. He and his associates will
manage the search process, and will be
determining dates and times for input
sessions involving staff and the community.
More detailed information will be shared as
the timeline is finalized.
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Maclary Elementary Celebrates the
100th Day of
School
by Helping Others |
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Students and staff at Maclary Elementary School
held a school-wide food drive to help those in
need, as part of their “100th Day” celebration.
Elementary schools often use the 100th
day of school as an activity involving math,
reading, and other skills, but Maclary wanted to
extend this effort to include a community
outreach activity by collecting food and
toiletry items to be donated to the Food Bank of
Delaware. Update letters were sent home to
parents for several weeks leading up to the
100th day, and the whole school got caught up in
the excitement of trying to reach the goal.
Students tracked the number of items, made
graphs of their progress, and decorated the
school with posters advertising the food drive
and encouraging participation. The goal for each
classroom was to collect 100 non-perishable
items by the 100th day of school on February 11.
Almost all of the preschool through 5th
grade classrooms met this goal, with many
exceeding 100 items. A total of 21 classrooms
participated, and the school collected a grand
total of 2,530 items. Second grade teacher Rita
Davis stated that Maclary hopes to make this an
annual event to celebrate the 100th day of
school.
“Everyone throughout the school really helped
with the effort. The participation of so
many Maclary families is what really made it
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Staff Transitions Announced |
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Daniel Cruce, Assistant Superintendent/Chief
of Staff for Christina School District, has been
named Associate Secretary of Education/Chief of
Staff for the Delaware
Department of Education, effective March 2.
Kelli Racca, Director of Planning and Facilities for
Christina School District, has been named Interim
Assistant Superintendent, effective March 2.
Kelli will continue to supervise the planning and
facilities operations of the District, and will
handle other duties as Interim Assistant
Superintendent throughout this transition period.
Dr. Dan Weinles has been approved by the Christina
Board for the position of Supervisor of
Accountability and Assessment, effective March 9.
He fills the position vacated by Dr. Pamela Stazesky.
Weinles holds a bachelors degree in psychology, a
masters degree in elementary education, and a
doctorate degree in urban education, all from Temple
University. Most recently, he has served as a
senior research associate for the Greater
Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition in
Philadelphia. He has also been a Spanish
instructor, a project assistant for a project funded
by the Excellence in Teaching Partnership Grant, a
bilingual elementary grade teacher, and a mental
health case manager. He lives in Philadelphia, PA. |
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 Governor Markell to Bring "Reality Check" Budget
Presentation to Christiana High School on March
5
Governor Jack Markell has been traveling the
state since February 11, making his “Reality
Check” budget presentations across communities
in Delaware. On Thursday, March 5 he will make
a presentation at Christiana High School
beginning at 7:00 p.m. All of the budget
presentations are open to the public.
During each presentation, Governor Markell will
also introduce Secretary of Education Lillian M.
Lowery, Ed.D., to the community. |
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Joseph Ambrosino Named a "Distinguished Teacher"
by Delaware Geographic Alliance |
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Downes Elementary School music teacher Joseph
Ambrosino has been honored by the Delaware
Geographic Alliance as a Distinguished Teacher
of Geography. Ambrosino has collaborated
with other educators to develop Downes’ annual
Multicultural Night, working
with staff and students in promoting the
2008-2009 theme of World Hunger. Working with
each grade level, he incorporated geography,
history, culture, and music into the event, and
raised awareness of the topic of hunger that we
are faced with today, around the world and
around the corner. As part of this project,
third grade students researched and collected
money for a Heifer International fundraiser, and
fifth graders graphed all of the canned goods
that were collected throughout the school and
made a presentation about what was collected.
Families from the Downes community representing
a broad spectrum of cultures exhibited their
ethnic backgrounds through books, posters,
pictures, costumes, and food. Ambrosino
also organizes the school’s Chinese New Year
parade each year, where he again incorporates
geography, culture, and music. An awards
dinner will be held in Dover on March 5, where
Ambrosino is one of two state finalists, and may
be chosen to receive a
$500
grant and the opportunity to attend the National
Council for Geography Education meeting in fall
2009 San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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High School Senior Athletes Make the News |
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High School athletes participated in exciting
events in January and early February. A
tri-meet senior day for swimmers from
Christiana, Glasgow, and Newark High Schools
brought together swim team members from the
District’s three high schools.
Newark Football player Malcolm Bunche
signed a full scholarship contract to attend the
University of Miami to play football. And
Newark High School’s Brandon Norwood
received the Football Player of the Year Award
from 1290 Radio-The Ticket. |
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Bancroft Elementary Received $30,000 Grant |
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 Bancroft
Elementary School is the recipient of a grant
from the Delaware Community Foundation in the
amount of $30,000 to fund the Readers are
Leaders program. The Readers are Leaders
program is a before and after school program
focused on fluency and comprehension using the
computer program Read Naturally. Program
leaders will participate in a Sharing Reception
at the University of Delaware in April, where
they will have the opportunity to share
information about the program and learn about
other innovative programs.
The Readers are Leaders
before and after school
program serves students in grades 1-3 in the
area of phonics, fluency and comprehension.
To complement this program, the grant will
provide materials for a home/school
component. Read Naturally software is a
computer program that increases the phonics,
fluency and comprehension skills of
struggling readers. Students are placed in
their appropriate reading level and assigned
a reading goal. The computer guides
students through the steps of each reading
practice session by providing on screen
prompts. For the home/school component,
students are supplied audio recordings as
well as fun, interactive lessons that go
home with the student. Students take home
their own CD player and One Minute Reader
stories, and the stories can be used
independently even if there isn't a
proficient reader at home. The program hopes
to serve 40 Bancroft students and their
families.
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Marshall Students Participate in
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In early December, Thurgood Marshall Elementary
School was well represented at the First State
Lego Competition. Marshall had two teams of
students who represented the school
and worked very hard together as they researched
the theme called "Climate Connections.” The
students studied weather and its implications
and then designed and constructed a model tool
from Lego that might be used by climate
scientists. Mr. Kaden's team researched the
ocean and constructed an ingenious motor-driven
crab catcher. This team was awarded the Peer
Education Award, chosen as the most educational
by all the competitors. Team members were
Bradley Kaden, Dietrich Yontz,
Morgan McLaughlin, Kenny Weir and
Cameron Ross. Mrs. Ventresca's team
researched different types of volcanoes and how
their eruptions can affect the climate in which
they are found. This team earned the Little
Einsteins Award from the judges. Team members
were Zane Shultz, Anthony Puleo
and Andrew Perkins.
Click here to
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McVey 4th Grade Class Highlighted in News
Journal Article
A fourth-grade class at McVey
Elementary School taught by Paul Sedacca was the
subject of a recent News Journal article about
Tri-State Bird Rescue visiting the class.
Sedacca’s students have raised money for the
organization, which helps nurture injured birds for
release back into the wild.
Click here to view complete
article from DelawareOnline.com. |
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Pulaski Students
Studying Violin and
Viola
Perform in
Lunchtime Concert
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On January 30, the Pulaski
Strings performed their first private concert of
the school year. The students were excited
to share what they have learned since October,
when they began violin and viola lessons in Dr.
Eva Kiss's class at Pulaski Elementary School in
Wilmington. Students in Mrs. Flowers and
Ms. Chieffi's fifth grade classes joined the
Strings in the Music Room for this fun,
lunchtime recess event. Brittnie Lopez,
Shawn'Nise Gasby, and Melanie Santiago
performed on the violin, and Rodnesha Woodland
and Kamren Goodwyn on the viola, demonstrating
the tunes and instrumental techniques they are working
diligently to master with daily home practice. The
girls played American, French, and Eastern European folk
song melodies, including "Old MacDonald Had A Farm," "At
Pierrot's Door," and "Morning Dance," and brought a
moment of warm sunshine to the cold winter day as they
plucked their strings to the steel drum syncopation of
"Caribbean Island." The students also demonstrated the
bowing techniques they are learning in class. The
Pulaski Strings are looking forward to performing their
first public concert in May. |
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Christina Schools Win "Picturing America" Grants
from the American Library Association |
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Several schools in the Christina School District
have been awarded federal grants by the National
Endowment for the Humanities and the American
Library Association. The "Picturing America"
grant is a free education resource of the
National Endowment for the
 Humanities
(NEH), distributed in cooperation with the
American Library Association.
Picturing America award materials include forty
images of American art mounted on twenty
double-sided, laminated posters for display and
classroom use and a teachers resource book.
These materials will be available to the Kirk
and Wilson libraries in March and April of 2009,
and will become part of each school's library
collection. Congratulations to these schools
for being a part of this exciting initiative of
the National Endowment for the Humanities, which
brings masterpieces of American art into schools
and public libraries nationwide.
Schools that were awarded the grant in 2008 or
2009 include Christiana High School, Newark High
School, Glasgow High School, Gauger-Cobbs Middle
School, Kirk Middle School, Schue-Medill Middle
School, Brader Elementary School, Downes
Elementary School, Jones Elementary School,
Keene Elementary School, Marshall Elementary
School, and Stubbs Elementary School. |
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 DSD
Speech and Language Therapist
Receives Mentoring Award
Barbara Jo German, Mentoring Coordinator
and a Speech and Language Therapist for Delaware
School for the Deaf (DSD), has been recognized
with a Mentoring Award by Creative Mentoring.
The award was presented at the organization’s
annual event in January.
Click here to
learn more about Creative Mentoring.
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AP Information Night a Success |
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An Advanced Placement Information Night held
on February 12 at Kirk Middle School was
attended by 125 8th grade students and their
parents interested in learning more about
Advanced Placement classes– also called AP
classes—available in high school. The
event featured guest speakers, information
tables, and AP course information. The
concept behind the AP Information Night was
to assist 8th grade students interested in
pursuing Advanced Placement courses in high
school to learn more about the preparation
required to enroll and be successful in
AP-level coursework.
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New Castle County Orchestra Festival Scheduled
for April 2 |
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Student string ensembles from across New
Castle County will gather on April 2 for
the first annual New Castle County
Orchestra Festival. The festival
was developed by orchestra
 faculty
from Brandywine, Christina, and Red Clay
Consolidated School Districts.
Each school district’s ensemble will
perform, followed by a personal clinic.
The groups will then merge into a
unified ensemble for a combined
rehearsal clinic run by Dr. Johannes
Dietrich, Associate Professor of Music
at Lebanon Valley College. The
students will perform three
developmentally tiered works for
orchestra, including the premiere of a
commissioned work by world renowned
composer, Erik Morales. The
program will conclude with a combined
concert at P.S. DuPont Elementary
School. Participating schools
include Cab Calloway School for the
Performing Arts, A.I. DuPont High
School, Newark High School,
Concord High School and Mount Pleasant
High School.
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McVey Fourth Grader to Host Listening Party
Featuring His Original Music
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Pyerce Lateef Oates, a 9-year-old 4th
grade student at McVey Elementary School,
will host a Listening Party at the
Christiana Hilton on Friday, February 20
beginning at 8:00 p.m. The concert
will feature music from his CD, Humble
Beginnings, which features original gospel
songs, a classical piece, a wedding song,
and a Christmas song, as well as four
additional songs by local artists.
Oates has participated in the PTA
Reflections Program since Kindergarten and
has won two State of Delaware certificates
for music. He has been singing and
playing piano for his church since second
grade, and has been a frequent soloist at
McVey concerts. |
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District Elementary Science Fair for Grades 3-5
to be Held April 28 |
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The Christina School District’s Elementary
Science Fair will be held on April 28 at Downes
Elementary School from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The
Maryland Science Center’s “Brain Bender’s” show
will be a special attraction. For more
information, contact your child’s talent
development teacher or email Janice Trainer at
trainerj@christina.k12.de.us
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Twenty-Two Programs Receive Grants Totaling
$87,080 |
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Twenty-two (22)
Christina School District programs have
received Funds for Children's Literacy
Grants from the Delaware Community
Foundation. The total combined
financial awards for these programs is
$87,080. The individual awards were
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Award |
Applicant |
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Bancroft
Elementary |
Readers
are Leaders |
$30,000 |
Natalie
Birch |
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Brader
Elementary |
Reading
is "Fun"damental |
$1,310 |
Patty
Pfeifer |
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Brader
Elementary |
Creating
Young Writers
Through Literature: Year 2 |
$2,250 |
Heather
Maldonado |
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Brader
Elementary |
Reading
Centers |
$1,000 |
Richelle
Talbert |
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Brader
Elementary |
Supporting
Literacy
Instruction in the 90 Minute
Block |
$6,900 |
Gretchen
Wolfe |
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Brader
Elementary |
Family
Literacy Night |
$2,000 |
Lauren
Diamond |
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Brader
Elementary |
ESL
Listening Center |
$800 |
Rosa
Moyeno |
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Smith
Elementary |
Puppets
& Verbal
Development in First Grade
and Kindergarten Classrooms |
$2,075 |
Carol
Teague |
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Smith
Elementary |
At
Risk Students: Reading
Intervention Programs in
Kindergarten and First Grade |
$3,680 |
Jamie
Isaac &
Cathy Drew |
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McVey
Elementary |
Vital
Vocabulary Enrichment |
$9,245 |
Heather
Bordas |
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Marshall
Elementary |
Literacy
Work Stations |
$1,150 |
Erin
DuBois |
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Marshall
Elementary |
Lakeshore
Phonics,
Phonemical Awareness &
Reading |
$1,535 |
Tina
Metcalfe |
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Marshall
Elementary |
Reading
A-Z Reading
Resource Center |
$1,750 |
Sherlynn
Aurelio |
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Marshall
Elementary |
Flourishing
Fluency |
$1,760 |
Kelly
Schneider |
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Marshall
Elementary |
Building
a Strong Foundation
Foundations |
$2,620 |
Moira
Snider |
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Marshall
Elementary |
Helping
your Child with
Reading Partners in Print |
$2,000 |
Patrice
Buchanan |
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Marshall
Elementary |
Marshall
School Readiness
Collaborative |
$5,950 |
Sherlynn
Aurelio |
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Marshall
Elementary |
Pathway
to Literacy Success |
$5,725 |
Quarles,
Shalmers, &
Rifenberg |
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West
Park Place Elementary |
Reading
Counts |
$2,605 |
Anne
Feurer |
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Keene
Elementary |
Look!
I'm a Reader and
an Author! |
$525 |
Virginia
Wald |
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Keene
Elementary |
Keene
Kids - Ready to Read |
$1,200 |
Ann
Sylvester |
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Keene
Elementary |
1000
Book Challenge |
$1,000 |
Patricia
Coverdale |
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The purpose
of the Funds for children's Literacy Grant
program is to promote and support teacher and
school efforts that focus on helping young
students become proficient readers. There is an
emphasis on providing services to students who
may be dealing with disadvantages such as
limited access to print, minimal adult support,
or the need for more instruction. Such support
may come in the form of additional reading
resources for use in the home and classroom,
professional development aimed regarding reading
strategies, or providing additional
instructional time by extending the day,
modifying the school calendar, or providing
summer instructional opportunities. |
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 Footloose to be Performed at GHS
Friday and Saturday
The play Footloose will be performed
at Glasgow High School on Friday,
February 20 and Saturday, February
21 at 7:30 p.m.. Friday there will
also be a Spaghetti Dinner before
the show from 5:30 – 7:30. More
information is available on the
Glasgow High School website:
www.christina.k12.de.us/glasgow/drama/Footloose/SpaghettiDinner.pdf
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Newark High PTSA Hosting a "Transition to
College" Parent Chat |
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PTSA is hosting a University/Schools
Alliance Parent Chat on the "Transition
to College" on Wednesday, March 4, 2009
at 6 pm in the Newark High School
A-Cafe. This program, open to parents
and students from all high schools,
provides some great tips on how to make
the academic and social transition from
high school to college a smooth one.
Experts will be on hand to share facts
that are relevant, no matter what
college your student plans to
attend. Light refreshments will be
provided and there is no cost,
but attendees MUST pre-register
with Catherine Buckminster at
clmbuck@comcast.net by February
26th.
University/Schools Alliance is a
coalition committed to the
prevention of alcohol and drug use
among Delaware secondary students.
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More Great Things Happening In Our Schools... |
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CHS Student
Government Gearing Up for Another Year of
Fundraising
Christiana High School (CHS)
Student Government is gearing up for another
year of collecting for a worthy cause.
Pennies for Patients is a way to get
children and teens of all ages involved in
fundraising for The Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society. Each participating school is
given boxes to collect money or loose change
from anyone willing to donate. As an
incentive, each group collecting money will
be working towards a party catered by Olive
Garden. The group or class that collects the
most money within the three week period wins
the Pasta Party and second and third place
winners win a pizza party.
Christiana High School has
raised approximately nine thousand dollars
since they first started participating four
years ago and have been the top raising high
school in the state of Delaware for the last
3 years. Teachers get their classes very
involved in the fundraising and students get
very competitive, in a good way.
Student Government members Gregg Williams
and Ron Phipps work alongside the
officers President Sandra Lopez,
Vice President Kelly Ryser, Treasurer
Jackie Mayhart, and Secretary Diptee
Pathak to count the many donated coins
and dollars.
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NHS and CHS
Marketing Students Compete in State
Conference
Distributive Education Clubs of America
(DECA) from Newark High School and
Christiana High School attended the Career
Development Conference in Dover recently
where they competed against other high
school students throughout the state and
attended several workshops. Newark’s
team of Christin Knox, Linhai
Zhu, and Grace Pinder took Second
Place in the overall business-based
knowledge questions of the Quiz Bowl. They
defeated in prior rounds A.I. duPont and
Polytech. Concord took first place.
Linhai Zhu won First Place in the
Business Services Marketing Series.
Christin Knox earned First Place in the
Retail Merchandising Series. Christin
also received a $1,000 scholarship for
Johnson and Wales University. DECA National
competitions will take place in May in
Anaheim, California. Congratulations to all
students who participated.
Christiana High School also succeeded at
the February 12th event. CHS had a
total of six competitors, who were all first
time competitors. Congratulations to Nicholas
Mullins - 3rd place Automotive Marketing,
Ebony Glover - 3rd place Marketing
Management, Team of Janet Anikola and
Bianca Goodridge - Participation in
Hospitality Management, Team of Keaira Morgan
and Isatou Njie – Participation in
Business Law and Ethics. |
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CHS Girls Track Team Give Great Effort at Indoor
Track Championship
The CHS girls track team
participated in the Delaware
Indoor State Track & Field
Championship on Saturday,
February 14 and ran their
personal best in the 4 x 200
(1:52.98) relay and the 4 x 400
(4:31.40) relay. Team
members were Kehinde Akojie,
Taiwo Akojie, Keyairra
Boyce and Adrienne Tingba.
The 4x4 team members were
Taiwo Akojie, Ashley Johnson,
Monique Lewis and
Adrienne Tingba.
Imair Ashley also threw her
personal best in the Shot Put
with a throw of 30'6.75" to
place 7th overall. The 4 x
800 meter relay team of
Allison Darling, Caitlyn
Crew, Ashley Johnson
and Ashley Megahan ran
12:27.45.
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Christiana Boys
Wins Delaware Indoor Track and Field
Championship
The CHS Boys Track team won six events, sweeping
all three relays, en route to the second-largest
margin of victory in history. The
following student/athletes received medals at
the meet. The boys scored a total of 93
points for 1st place: Jordan Asbury,
JaiQuann Beckham, Eirc Boyer,
Gerald Hornbuckle, Kenneth Lumpkin,
Barien White, Darien White and
Elijah Williams.
The following
student/athletes were scorers in the meet
finishing in the top six in the state and
alternates: Jack Barchock, Derin
Felder, Ali Jafri, Catlin Lathem,
Kellan Turner and Kyle Williams.
Congratulations to all involved in making school
history! The 1st Indoor State Track &
Field Championship for CHS. |
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Newark High
Student Presented with 2009 Jefferson Award for
Public Service
On February 9, Newark Mayor Vance A. Funk
presented the city's 2009 Jefferson Awards for
Public Service to winners at the City Council
meeting. One of this year's recipient was
Min "Sharon" Song a student at Newark
High School, who volunteered more than 200 hours
of her time at Christiana Hospital during the
past two years. Song also teaches music to
middle school students through the Outreach
Program and is an active member of the NHS Key
Club and National Honor Society. |
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Calendar Reminders... |
Thursday, February 19 - Saturday,
February 21 |
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Saturday, February 21 |
- All State Jazz Performance,
Delaware State University, 6:00
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Wednesday, February 25 |
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Friday, February 27 - Saturday,
February 28 |
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Monday, March 2 - Thursday, March 5 |
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