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Seaford High School Hall Of Fame Football Coach Ron Dickerson Passes Away

Seaford High School Hall Of Fame Football Coach Ron Dickerson Passes Away

Seaford High School coaching legend Ron Dickerson passed away on October 5, 2019. Coach Dickerson (Captain Dick) made his mark as a coach at Seaford High School beginning in 1969 when he was hired as an assistant coach. After graduating from Laurel High, Dickerson attended Shepherd College in West Virginia where he also played football. He served as an assistant coach for the Blue Jays football program for four years before taking over as head coach in 1973. He remained at the helm for the next 28 years, winning nine Henlopen Conference titles and two State championships in 1981 and 1983. Dickerson also coached baseball at Seaford for seven seasons, during which time he won 102 games along with two State titles. The Seaford School District's thoughts and prayers are with the Dickerson family.
Homecoming Festivities and Blue Jay Pride Day Scheduled for October 4-5, 2019

Homecoming Festivities and Blue Jay Pride Day Scheduled for October 4-5, 2019

Seaford High School's 2019 homecoming will kick-off Friday, October 4 with the annual Homecoming Parade through downtown Seaford, followed by the homecoming football game at 7:00pm against Washington HS (MD). On Saturday, October 5, the District will host students, families, and community partners for Blue Jay Pride Day festivities 9:00am-1:00pm at Seaford High School.

We look forward to seeing students and alumni for homecoming 2019!
Blades Elementary School's Julie Kirby Named Mid-Atlantic Manager of the Year

Blades Elementary School's Julie Kirby Named Mid-Atlantic Manager of the Year

For the second consecutive year, a Seaford School District Cafeteria Manager has been named as the School Nutrition Association's Mid-Atlantic Regional Manager of the Year. Blades Elementary School's manager, Mrs. Julie Kirby, is one of only six cafeteria managers nationwide who is receiving this year's award. in 2018, Frederick's Douglass Elementary School's Trish Petereson received the same honor.

We are very proud of Julie for her accomplishments & contributions to the children of the Seaford School District and community!
Delaware Department of Education Asking for Feedback About Career Prep Programs

Delaware Department of Education Asking for Feedback About Career Prep Programs

The Delaware Department of Education and the Rodel Foundation are asking parents and guardians of children enrolled in grades 6-12 in Delaware public schools to complete this questionnaire on their awareness and opinion of career preparation school programs. The survey is voluntary, and your answers will help Delaware schools to improve their programs and prepare students for college and careers.

This survey will take 2 to 3 minutes and can be completed on a laptop, desktop, or mobile device: Click on the link below

You will have the option of entering your email at the end of the survey to be entered in a drawing to win a $100 Amazon gift card.

Thank you in advance for completing this survey prior to April 12, 2019. If you have any questions about the survey or your participation, please email or call Natassia Rodriguez Ott at [email protected] or 919-541-7197.
Seaford Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day on March 21 by 'Rocking Our Socks'

Seaford Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day on March 21 by 'Rocking Our Socks'

On Thursday, March 21, 2019, the Seaford School District will be joining other schools and organizations around the world in celebrating WORLD DOWN SYNDROME DAY with ‘Rock Your Socks’ day. The 2018-19 Delaware State Teacher of the Year, West Seaford Elementary School’s Dana Bowe, has used part of her State Teacher of the Year monetary award to purchase socks for ALL students and staff in the Seaford School District as a way to promote acceptance of students with Down syndrome. We look forward to everyone 'Rocking their Socks' on Thursday.
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