Background Image

Bus Routes

  • Dear Caesar Rodney Family,

    The Caesar Rodney School District is committed to preventing the spread of the flu in our schools and local community.  The CR School Nurses partnered with Safeway Pharmacist, Kobus, to provide flu clinics for the faculty and staff at each of our schools and at the District Office. Over 300 employees in the Caesar Rodney School District have already been vaccinated against the flu this school year! Look for the CR Flu Fighter Ribbons attached to the name tags of district employees.

     We encourage you and your family to join us in the fight against the flu by getting your flu shot today!

    Flu

Superintendent Message

  • Welcome Message From The Superintendent 
     
     Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald
     
      What a great year to be a Rider! So many changes have been made thanks to the wonderful support from our Rider community. During the summer, we had major construction projects going on at five schools: Caesar Rodney High School, Fred Fifer III and F. Niel Postlethwait middle schools as well as Star Hill and Nellie Hughes Stokes elementary schools. Heating and air conditioning systems were upgraded, new roofs added and classrooms upgraded. At the high school, the new athletic fields at the high school are completed while demolition and construction projects have begun.

      Moving forward, we will begin in earnest for the construction of the new ninth grade academy wing and the opening of our new Rider stadium and auxiliary stadium. Construction at the rest of the schools will be on hold until next summer where we will once again pick up where we left off since the HVAC systems in some of our buildings were not changed over.

      We have also hired a number of new administrators including principal Jennifer Martin at Simpson Elementary, assistant principal Ashley Holmes, also at Simpson, and assistant principal Kerri Carr to Stokes Elementary. Congratulations to each of these outstanding administrators.

      Our athletic teams are true “Road Warriors” this year! Our football, soccer and field hockey teams all played away games until October 12th when our new fields opened for competition. It was truly a homecoming celebration including our annual Homecoming Parade before our football game against Cape Henlopen as well as Rider Pride Day the following day.

    Finally, I also want to personally welcome the more than 8000 students who are now enrolled in our schools and walking through our doors, making the Caesar Rodney the largest school district in Kent County. 
     

        

     

District News

Social Media

  • Mister Bush’s Notification of Resignation to the Caesar Rodney School Board

    On November 8, 2018, the Caesar Rodney School Board received a letter of resignation from Board member William Bush. Mr. Bush was recently elected as a state representative for the 29th District. In his letter, Mr. Bush stated, “…it truly saddens me that I must leave my position on the Caesar Rodney School Board. It was an honor to serve with such incredible members of our community on the board. The staff and administrators of our district are the very best and I can’t wait to see what the future holds.”

Twitter

Smartphone Calendar

UNICEF

  • Help Us Fight Hunger & Save Lives With UNICEF Kid Power Band
    For: Mrs. Boytim's Second Grade Class - Star Hill

    Visit their page to learn more!
    Click Here to Help Fight!

Public Notice

CR License

  •  
    The Caesar Rodney School District has created a Caesar Rodney Specialty License Plate that can be displayed on your vehicle. A one-time registration fee of $25 will pay for the specialty license plate. For all the information on this centennial license plate, click on the link below: 
     Specialty Plate
    Click Here for Details!
     

Shortcuts

Voluntary Insurance

Ebola Info

EOE Statement

  • An Equal Opportunity Employer 
    COMPLIANCE COORDINATORS AND GRIEVANCE OFFICERS

    The Caesar Rodney School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate in employment or educational programs, services or activities based on race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, veteran or marital status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identification or genetic information in accordance with State and Federal laws. Inquiries about compliance should be made to the Title IX, District 504 and ADA Compliance Officers. The following have been appointed to serve as the District’s compliance coordinators and grievance officers. These coordinators can be contacted at the Paul L. Dunbar Administration Building at 7 Front Street, Wyoming, DE 19934 or at (302) 698-4800.

    TITLE IX: CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1972
    (nondiscrimination on the basis of sex, educational programs)
    Compliance Coordinator:  Dr. Tamara Toles Torain, Executive Assistant to the
    Superintendent
    Grievance Officer:  Amanda Mazzola, Supervisor of Human Resources
    TITLE VII: CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1974
    (nondiscrimination in employment practices)
    Compliance Coordinator:  Dr. Tamara Toles Torain, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent
    Grievance Officer:  Dr. Jessilene Corbett, Supervisor of Instruction
    SECTION 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT OF 1973
    District Coordinator:  Kevin Thompson, Director of Student Services
    Compliance Officers: Building Principals
    Building Access Issue Officer: Scott Kessel, Director of Business and Finance
    Hearing Officer: Tara Faircloth, Director of Curriculum and Instruction
    AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) OF 1992
    District Coordinator: Ken Starke, Supervisor of Facilities Management
    GENDER-EQUITY COORDINATOR  Tara Faircloth, Director of Curriculum and Instruction

     
Long-Range Goals

Meet or exceed the annual ESEA targets in all cells in the school accountability system. Maintain a safe environment in an atmosphere of caring discipline. Provide opportunities that encourage a partnership of families, district staff members, students and the community. Project revenue resources to maintain the strong financial position necessary to support the needs of the district. Coordinate the district’s resources and create a plan that aims to ensure all students enrolled in the Caesar Rodney School District for three or more consecutive years will perform at or above grade level by the end of the student’s third year of enrollment.

Our Mission:

Recognizing the value of each individual, and building upon our commitment to excellence, the Caesar Rodney School District is dedicated to the mission of preparing students for a successful, productive and purposeful life in a diverse, global community by: • Providing quality educational opportunities for all students; and • Promoting caring attitudes through the school community.

The Four A's

Academics    Arts    Athletics   Atmosphere

Department of Justice Bullying Prevention and School Crime

Contact (Ombudsperson) Joseph Flinn Hotline: 1-800-220-5414

Caesar Rodney School District © 2014 302-698-4800 Fax:302-697-3406 7 Front St., Wyoming, DE 19934
TOP ▲ Site Map
CLOSE
CLOSE