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WE Celebrate – Bob Marley
Ya Man! Reggae Singer Bob Marley once lived in Wilmington with his mother on Tatnall Street who ran the “Roots” Jamaican music shop on Market Street. Today, a park at 24th and Tatnall is called “One Love Park” in his honor. Outside of Jamaica, Wilmington is said to...
We Celebrate: Jim Sills
Jim Sills became the first African American to serve as Mayor for the city of Wilmington in 1992. Prior to that, Sills taught at the University of Delaware from 1972 to 1977. He was founding director of the Urban Agent Program and in 1987 he founded the Delaware...
COVID 19 Update: February 23
February 23, 2021 Dear Parents/Guardians and Students: We learned that two individuals at Eisenberg Elementary School have tested positive for COVID-19. These individuals were last on campus Wednesday, February 17th. These individuals will not return to school until...
Covid 19 Update: February 22
February 22, 2021 Dear Parents/Guardians and Students: We have learned that individuals at the following Colonial Schools have tested positive for COVID-19: Southern Elementary School (1): Individual was last on campus Wednesday, February 17th New Castle Elementary...
Weather Update: February 19th
Due to continued inclement weather and forecasted icy conditions, all Colonial students Pre-K to 12 will attend virtual classes tomorrow, Friday, February 19th.
WE Celebrate – Bob Marley
Ya Man! Reggae Singer Bob Marley once lived in Wilmington with his mother on Tatnall Street who ran the “Roots” Jamaican music shop on Market Street. Today, a park at 24th and Tatnall is called “One Love Park” in his honor. Outside of Jamaica, Wilmington is said to...
We Celebrate: Jim Sills
Jim Sills became the first African American to serve as Mayor for the city of Wilmington in 1992. Prior to that, Sills taught at the University of Delaware from 1972 to 1977. He was founding director of the Urban Agent Program and in 1987 he founded the Delaware...
COVID 19 Update: February 23
February 23, 2021 Dear Parents/Guardians and Students: We learned that two individuals at Eisenberg Elementary School have tested positive for COVID-19. These individuals were last on campus Wednesday, February 17th. These individuals will not return to school until...
Covid 19 Update: February 22
February 22, 2021 Dear Parents/Guardians and Students: We have learned that individuals at the following Colonial Schools have tested positive for COVID-19: Southern Elementary School (1): Individual was last on campus Wednesday, February 17th New Castle Elementary...
Weather Update: February 19th
Due to continued inclement weather and forecasted icy conditions, all Colonial students Pre-K to 12 will attend virtual classes tomorrow, Friday, February 19th.
WE Celebrate – Bob Marley
Ya Man! Reggae Singer Bob Marley once lived in Wilmington with his mother on Tatnall Street who ran the “Roots” Jamaican music shop on Market Street. Today, a park at 24th and Tatnall is called “One Love Park” in his honor. Outside of Jamaica, Wilmington is said to...
We Celebrate: Jim Sills
Jim Sills became the first African American to serve as Mayor for the city of Wilmington in 1992. Prior to that, Sills taught at the University of Delaware from 1972 to 1977. He was founding director of the Urban Agent Program and in 1987 he founded the Delaware...
COVID 19 Update: February 23
February 23, 2021 Dear Parents/Guardians and Students: We learned that two individuals at Eisenberg Elementary School have tested positive for COVID-19. These individuals were last on campus Wednesday, February 17th. These individuals will not return to school until...
Covid 19 Update: February 22
February 22, 2021 Dear Parents/Guardians and Students: We have learned that individuals at the following Colonial Schools have tested positive for COVID-19: Southern Elementary School (1): Individual was last on campus Wednesday, February 17th New Castle Elementary...
Weather Update: February 19th
Due to continued inclement weather and forecasted icy conditions, all Colonial students Pre-K to 12 will attend virtual classes tomorrow, Friday, February 19th.
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