• The Caesar Rodney School District Board of Education approved the return to hybrid instruction for all schools in the district as of Monday, January 11, 2021, for students and families that selected in-person hybrid instruction for the first semester.  Families and students that selected remote instruction for the first semester will continue in the remote model. 
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    TAKING TEACHER OF THE YEAR (TOTY) NOMINATIONS
    The Caesar Rodney School District is currently taking nominations for the 2021-2022 Teacher of the Year.  Do you know a classroom teacher who is dedicated, inspiring, and who is making a difference in a child’s life?  If so, please take the time to recommend this person by completing a nomination form. The Caesar Rodney School District supports the broadest participation in selecting building level Teacher of the Year nominees.  Therefore, administrators, staff members, parents, students, and community members are encouraged to participate.  Nomination forms can be accessed via the TOY link provided below, but they can also be found at any school building in the Caesar Rodney School District. Please return completed forms to the building principal by January 29, 2021.
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  • TOTY: WHO IS ELIGIBLE AND HOW TO NOMINATE - CLICK HERE

  • TOTY: DOWNLOAD NOMINATION FORM HERE - CLICK HERE

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  • MESSAGE REGARDING RETURN TO HYBRID - Expand Here

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  • NEW 2021 COVID COMMUNICATION - EXPAND HERE

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  • Bus Routes 2021 (Expand Here)

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  • Caesar Rodney School District’s Child Nutrition Department
    Change in Delivery Days for Meals during School Closing due to COVID-19

    Meals will be provided, at a first come, first serve basis, at the site, date and times as follows:sched01

    Afternoon pickup will also be available, at a first come, first serve basis, at the site, date and times as follows:sched02

HOTLINE NUMBERS

  • ADDITIONAL LINKS ON COVID-19

    • Find updates, FAQs and downloadable materials at DPH’s coronavirus webpage: de.gov/coronavirus
    • Division of Public Health has opened a public call center at 1-866-408-1899. For now, the call center will be staffed from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and have a recorded message after-hours.
    • DPH also will receive public email inquiries and questions at dphcall@delaware.gov.

Superintendent Message

  • Message From The Superintendent 
     
     Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald

    I hope this issue of the CR report finds everyone safe and well. Although it seems like years ago, this issue includes pictures of our students celebrating “Black History Month,” the “100th day of school” and the musical “Cinderella”. Now we practice virtual fire drills and our lessons are taught through a variety of online platforms. Yes- It is amazing how in just the blink of an eye, everything that we have come to expect from school has changed. Yet, through these challenges, we have learned and have grown. We appreciate the goodness in those who leave the safety of their homes to prepare and serve food to those in need; those who have reached out and cared for those who are most vulnerable; those who continue to work and keep our buildings clean and safe; those who drive vans to drop off the needed materials and supplies; those who have prepared the computers and set up the schools as internet hot spots; those who have spent countless hours setting up our remote learning platforms and providing professional development for our teachers and administrators; our teachers, paras and administrators who continue to do all they can to help their students learn and grow; and all of our parents, who have accepted a greater role in the educational process. It is truly inspiring to see how everyone has stepped up to meet the needs of our children. Now, while these are certainly challenging times, I want every student to know that they are not alone on their educational journey. They have the entire community ready to provide support, guidance, and help in any way. To the graduating class of 2020- You are not forgotten! You have overcome adversity to earn your high school diploma and I promise you, that your graduation will be one of the most memorable in the history of the Caesar Rodney School District! Now, should anyone have any questions about our remote learning programs, please contact the District office or any of our schools. I look forward to the day when our schools reopen and I can once again visit classrooms to see our teachers and students doing what they do best – teaching and learning! Until then stay safe and stay well!

     

  • Vaping letter, resources available for families

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    The attached letter provides important information and resources to help families learn more about the risks of youth e-cigarette/vaping use. Find more information about the dangers of vaping here. DDOE and the Department of Health and Social Services and the Department of Services for Children Youth & Their Families are teaming up to take action and protect our youth from the risks of e-cigarettes. Additionally, be on the lookout for Delaware's Online Vape Toolkit - VapeFreeDE.com. This Delaware designed toolkit will offer free information to facilitate education and awareness about this growing epidemic. The VapeFreeDE.com toolkit will include evidence-based curriculums, sample model policies, downloadable fact sheets and a social media messages calendar for educators, families and healthcare providers to help end this epidemic in Delaware. 

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    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: 
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  • 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: TBA, 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) Bill McGillan Hotline: 1-800-220-5414

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