News & Announcements

Dr. Sharon DiGirolamo, Asst. Superintendent and Director of Special Education was named the 2021 Delaware Association of Special Education Professionals (DASEP) Administrator of the Year.

Curriculum Case Study: How One School District in the ‘Nylon Capital of the World’ Once Faced State Takeover for Poor Performance, then Became Among the Best in Delaware

A Seaford Festival of Youth is being held on Saturday, June 5, 2021 from 9:00AM to 5:00 PM at Nutter Park. (Rain date June 12, 2021). There will be food and music, community resources and vendors, COVID testing, basketball training and a basketball tournament. There is still a need for teams in the basketball tournament, which is for ages 14-18 taking place from 12:00 to 5:00PM. The basketball skills training will take place from 9:00Am-11:00AM for ages 5-11.

For more information contact Jeff at 302-853-2841 or Kevin at 302-212-8518.

SHS Senior Jada Evans was named the Mountairre Farms WBOC Scholar Athlete for the Month of May. This award includes a $1,000 scholarship and makes her a finalist for the $2,500 scholarship given each year to one female and one male athlete.

Secretary of Education Susan Bunting has honored 90 public school students from the Class of 2021 as Secretary of Education Scholars. The two seniors from Seaford High School honored are Jessica Castro-Sandoval and Nicholas Phillips.

While the Delaware Department of Education was unable to host its traditional banquet to honor the scholars due to COVID-19 restrictions, the scholars are being recognized on a website (https://www.doe.k12.de.us/scholars_2021) to showcase their outstanding achievements.

"These seniors have accomplished much during their high school careers. Their outstanding academic achievements and leadership records both in and out of the classroom are extremely impressive," Bunting said. "They have persevered even though COVID-19 forced them to learn and work differently. They have succeeded due to their hard work and the support of their families and educators. Graduation marks not an ending but a new beginning for these students, who will now embark on college, military service and/or their chosen careers. Congratulations to these students and those whose support enabled them to achieve so much.”

The state has named Secretary of Education Scholars every year since 1984.

The number of scholars from each school is based on enrollment. Principals select the students based on both their academic records and community service. The website includes photographs, principal nomination statements and student narrative statements as submitted by the schools.

Seaford School District has been offered the opportunity to host a COVID-19 vaccine clinic. In an effort to provide resources to our students, families, and community, we have accepted the opportunity even with a short timeline. The vaccine clinic will be at Seaford Middle School on Tuesday, May 18th from noon until 8 PM. All individuals ages 12 and up are invited to attend. All families will receive a call and email with this information as well as a link with which to register. This link MAY be shared with anyone interested in receiving the vaccine.

https://aspira.as.me/?calendarID=5539508

The SSD Board approved School Calendar for the 2021-2022 school year.

here will be a Board of Education meeting held on Tuesday, May 18, 2021. The meeting will begin promptly at 6:00 p.m. and is available at the following link:
https://seaford-k12-de-us.zoom.us/j/85472918365
Meeting ID: 854 7291 8365
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Public participation requests should be emailed to sherri.anthony@seaford.k12.de.us by 4 p.m. on Friday, May 14, 2021. Email must include your name, telephone number, address, and the matter on which you wish to address the board.

Governor Carney issued the Tenth Revision to the 27th Modification of the State of Emergency Declaration which addressed face coverings for interscholastic sports. The revision provides guidance on the use of face coverings for DIAA spring sports during competition in non-high-risk sports. The updated guidance takes effect Wednesday, April 28 at 8am. Per the guidance, DIAA spring sport student athletes (baseball, girls soccer, softball, and tennis.) must wear face coverings except when actively engaged in practice or game play while on the field. Face coverings should be worn on the sidelines and all other times when athletes are not engaged in active play. There is no change to face covering requirements for athletes, coaches, officials, event staff or spectators.

DOE hopes that you will take the time to complete the Delaware Teaching and Learning Experiences Survey. We appreciate hearing from you. Your participation is completely voluntary, and we value your feedback. To begin the survey click the link below:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2021_DE_districtleader_feedback