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  • 1-Page Calendar 2022-2023


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  • Follow the link HERE for the schedule and registration. 


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  • Chromebook Procedures

    The Caesar Rodney School District understands the need to provide a plan to support the 1:1 initiative in the district.  For the 2022 – 2023 school year, all students in grades 6 – 12 will be issued a Chromebook…


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  • Our School Hours

    Doors open at 8:30 AM
    Tardy after 8:45 AM
    Dismissal at 3:45 PM

    Front office open M-F: 
    8:15AM – 4:15 PM

  • Jossette Threatts, paraprofessional at Major George S. Welch Elementary, was recognized earlier this year as the District’s 2022-2023 Educational Support Professional of the Year (ESPY).   She is shown here at the Delaware Department of Education’s banquet honoring every ESPY in December.  L to R:  Mark Holodick, Secretary of Education; Jossette Threatts; State Senator Laura Sturgeon; State Representative Ruth Briggs King; State Representative Ed Olienski. 


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  • Stephanie Cummings, a fifth grade English Language Arts and Social Studies teacher at Major George S. Welch Elementary School was recently awarded $400 as a winner of the Fifth Annual Hertrich Cash for Class competition. The award money will be used to support student’s interest in the popular Lego Robotics system. Lego Robotics is a great way to encourage students to learn about engineering and coding.


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  • Allen Frear Elementary School served as the backdrop for Governor Carney on Thursday, as he introduced a new program encouraging students to keep their communities litter free. The program – “Litter Free School Zones” – was launched in coordination with Keep Delaware Beautiful, the Department of Transportation, and the “Keep DE Litter Free” initiative.


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  • After spending the last year as the Deputy Secretary for the Delaware Department of Human Resources (DHR), Dr. Jessilene Corbett has recently been chosen by the Caesar Rodney Board of Education to become the Assistant Superintendent to serve in the administration of Superintendent Dr. Christine Alois.


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  • The Caesar Rodney School District is proud to announce that it has recently received a $227,000 grant award from the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) as part of the Delaware Watershed Conservation Fund. The grant funds will be used to build capacity for habitat restoration and education across the district.  


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  • Governor John Carney recently appointed 2015 State Teacher of the Year, Dr. Megan Szabo, to serve on the Delaware State Board of Education. Congratulations Dr. Szabo!


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  • The Band and Music programs of the Caesar Rodney School District recently received a generous donation from local musician and Air Force retiree Kevin Keene. Kevin gifted 4 electric guitars, 4 bass guitars, and 8 amplifiers to be used by music students at Caesar Rodney High School and the middle schools.


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  • Earlier this month, Caesar Rodney High School principal Dr. Sherry Kijowski was named Administrator of the Year by the National Association of Educational Office Professionals (NAEOP), at their annual conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. Congratulations to Dr. K, for this well-deserved honor!


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  • The Delaware Sea Turtle Project held a ceremony last week to recognize the Loggerhead as the official State Sea Turtle. Riaan Patel of Allen Frear Elementary was awarded 1st place in the Elementary Art Contest Category for Kent County. Aiden Smith (2nd Place) and Madysen Myers (3rd place) of Caesar Rodney High School were Kent County winners in the Sea Turtle Essay Contest, as well.


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  • The Caesar Rodney School District is proud to recognize paraprofessional Jossette Threatts, of Major George S. Welch Elementary School, as the District’s 2022-2023 Educational Support Professional of the Year (ESPY). This award is coordinated by the Department of Education (DOE), and the state-wide winner will be announced in fall 2022.


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  • Michele (Missy) Snyder, a second grade math teacher at Major George S. Welch Elementary School, has been selected as the 2022-2023 Caesar Rodney School District Teacher of the Year.  By being chosen as the District winner Mrs. Snyder is eligible for the State Teacher of the Year award that will be announced in the fall by the Delaware Department of Education.   


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  • The Caesar Rodney School District, Board of Education, students and community join in mourning the loss of former teacher, principal and Superintendent Dr. David E. Robinson.  Dr. Robinson passed away on Sunday, April 24.


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  • Earlier this week Fred Fifer III Middle School  served as the site for an announcement by U.S. Senator Chris Coons about a $215,000 state grant that will expand the services of the Best Buddies Delaware program! Fifer students joined the Senator and representatives from Best Buddies to make the announcement.


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  • On Saturday, April 7, the Caesar Rodney High School Black Student Union officers attended the statewide Black Student Summit co-hosted by the United Way of Delaware and the Delaware Racial Justice Collaborative. The event was a half-day gathering held at the Chase Fieldhouse in Wilmington to connect and uplift members of Black Student Unions & Associations, Advisors, School Administrators, and allies that support them as they fight for equity and justice.


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  • Former Fred Fifer Middle School student, and 2019 Caesar Rodney High School graduate, Justin Morgan, recently donated a series of books to Donna Phillips, Fifer Middle School librarian, for all students to enjoy. Justin was compelled to make the donation as a way of ‘reading it forward’.  Justin explained that he “wanted to give back to the school and the librarian that helped me love to read”.


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  • An Equal Opportunity Employer

     

    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: Paul L. Dunbar Administrative Building, 7 Front Street, Wyoming DE, 19934. Phone (302)698-4800.

    Department of Justice Bullying Prevention and School Crime

    Contact (Ombudsperson) Bill McGillan Hotline: 1-800-220-5414

     

     

Simpson Afterschool Program — Montesano School District

Sign up forms will be sent home in boomerangs & available in the Simpson office. Please turn in sign-ups to the school office or return them in your child’s boomerang.

The After School Program at Simpson Elementary School is for students in grades 3-6. Program hours are from 2:40-5:00, Monday-Thursday. Students begin their afternoon with a snack and then transition to “Power Hour” from 3:00-4:00. During Power Hour, students work on their homework and daily assignments, as well as read independently to increase their comprehension skills in a learning environment led by team leaders, tutors and academic coaches. From 4:00-5:00, students in the After School Program participate in a variety of life skills led by team leaders and community members including athletics such as basketball and volleyball, arts such as painting and photography, and other skills such as cooking, music, and woodworking.

The After School Program at Simpson is a program of Montesano Community Outreach and works in partnership with the Montesano School District. The program is funded through grants and donations, for example: The Kelsey Foundation, Marjorie K. Johnson Endowment Fund, Grays Harbor Task Force, Vaughan Inc., Sierra Pacific, Montesano School District, and a variety of other community donations.

Program Directors: Paige Phillips and Piper Sweeney
[email protected] and [email protected]
(360) 249-1772

Volunteer Opportunities

Click here for volunteer Opportunities

Life Skills

At the Simpson After School Program, we study and work hard to improve each student’s success in the classroom, but we also spend time learning fun and practical life skills. Throughout the year students have the opportunity to participate in several activities that will help them grow, explore and maybe even discover life passions. Some of our Life Skills include:

Arts and Crafts                                      Cooking                                         Photography
Beauty School                                         Dance                                             Scrap-booking
Basketball                                                 Drama                                            School Newspaper
Board Games                                            Drawing                                        Sign Language
Cheerleading                                            Indoor Sports                             Soccer
Computers                                                Jewelry Making                         Hygiene
Jump Roping                                            Small Animal Care                    First Aid

                                                                 AND MORE!. ..
If you’re a student in 3rd-6th grade at Simpson School in Montesano, come join the FUN! If you’re an adult interested in being one of our Life Skill volunteers check out our “Volunteer Opportunities” page to learn more about joining our team!

Directors: Paige Phillips and Piper Sweeney
Office Phone: 360-249-1772
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

 

Pink house. Lisa and Milhouse attend Springfield Elementary School. Skinner The Simpsons Springfield

New Evergreen Street P.6

Task: build Pink House for $3400 (6 hours, income $120, 12XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

Apple from an apple tree

Milhouse : Help! The doll is gone!
This is my favorite soft toy and it’s gone!
Lisa : No offense Milhouse, but you seem to lose your Dolly a lot.
Milhouse : I didn’t lose her, she ran away.
Dad says that sometimes those we love run away from us and get entangled with someone else so that you learn to love them even more!

Quest: send Milhouse to find Chrysalis (10 minutes, $17, 5XP ).

Goal achieved: get $100, 10XP .

We need education Part 1

Liza : It’s terribly depressing without school. It’s like an endless summer vacation…
ARRR! Get a grip, Lisa.
Surely there is something you can keep yourself busy with.

Quest: Send Lisa to do her homework for next week (24 hours, $600, 150XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

Let’s plan, plan, plan

Quest: Send Cletus to plan (60 minutes, $70, 17XP ).

Target achieved: get $50, 5XP .

Transition to the 9th level!

We need education P2

Lisa : If we don’t rebuild Springfield Elementary soon, I’m afraid I’ll be…
… what’s that word?
Antonym “smart”.
“Stupid”?
Oh no! Already started!

Quest: Build Springfield Elementary School .

We unlocked Skinner – get 25XP.

Skinner : Great job, Lisa! The school hasn’t changed at all…
Which is actually not very good.
But she’s here. And that means I have a job.
Lisa : Is Bart here?
Skinner : Can’t hear teachers or fire sirens, so I can tell he’s not here.
Lisa : (sighs) I hope he comes soon.
Skinner : I hope otherwise.

Goal reached, get $100, 10XP .

Mom, I spilled milk on the bed

Quest: Make Milhouse hide the wet sheets (45 seconds, $3, 1XP ).

Target reached, get $50, 5XP .

New Evergreen Street Ch.7

Task: Build the White House for $7700 (every 12 hours income $200, 20XP ).

Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

Unsightly soufflé

Cletus : I bought this city hawk…
even like that meat without a head and wool.

Jobs:

  • There must be a trash can . Worth 10 donuts.
  • Make Cletus Scavenge (12hrs, $420, 100XP ).

    • Target achieved, get $100, 10XP .

    Old School Building P.1

    Skinner : According to government testing, students at this school are so dumb that they can’t even cross the road on their own.
    Lisa : This is terrible!
    We need to increase funding for schools, send teachers to refresher courses, and improve timetables.
    Skinner : Well, or we can help the stupid people cross the street.

    Quest: Send Skinner to Duty (4hrs, $175, 45XP ).

    Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

    Old School Building Part 2

    Skinner : All right, kids! You don’t want to be late or score… which is school slang for “truant. ”

    Quests:

  • Send Lisa to School (6hrs, $225, 55XP ).
  • Send Milhouse to School (6 hours, $225, 55XP ).

    • Target reached, get $100, 10XP .

    The Simpsons High School: 10 Hidden Details You Definitely Didn’t Notice

    Fandom

    In the 30 years that the show has been on the screen, all Springfield locations have been explored many times by fans. It would seem that it is simply impossible to learn anything new about the town! But no: the creators often leave funny easter eggs, change the appearance of buildings right in the course of the story, or simply reveal the details of key places.

    Mystery Pool

    Springfield Main School has an amazing array of facilities for every student, including sports fields, a park and well-equipped classrooms. The most incomprehensible area is the pool. In the early episodes it is closed, in later episodes it is open, then it is filled up, but the children still go to swimming lessons. So how many pools does this school have?

    No less mysterious belfry

    Another structure that appears and disappears throughout the series. Most often, the bell tower flashed in the early seasons, when the relationship between Director Skinner and Patty Bouvier is just developing – lovers arrange dates there. But when the connection stopped, the bell tower also disappeared. Maybe she stood there specifically for tragic love? ..

    The school is constantly changing color

    In general, it is not surprising that many buildings in the city are repainted. However, Springfield Elementary School does not change its colors once every few seasons, but once a season, or even several times per episode. The work of the gardener Willy or did the artists overlook?

    Surprisingly many teachers

    Recall that we are talking about an elementary school, which is almost entirely made of fiberglass. For a place that holds back salaries and fails to provide students with the proper education, Springfield School has a huge teaching staff. Over the course of the series, at least five different physical education teachers, a ballet teacher, and a coding teacher were mentioned or shown. Although it is possible that the school just has a huge staff turnover 🤷‍♀️

    Real address

    Rarely mentioned, but it exists: the school is located at Plimpton Street, 19 . By the way, this is the real address of the city of Middleboro, Massachusetts, however, there is not a school there, but a private house. Perhaps the creators did not start from the real place, but paid tribute to the animator Bill Plimpton in this way.

    Memorial to Children Lost on Tour

    Springfield Elementary School teachers love outdoor activities and field trips. Usually children are taken out for a walk, and teachers do not need to plan the lesson. No wonder Miss Crabapple and Miss Hoover go on such sorties all the time.

    However, in such open classes, children constantly get lost, run away to the city or the forest. Therefore, next to the school there is a huge wall in memory of the children who got lost during the excursions. The gardener, Willy, looks after her and periodically writes down all the new names.

    Springfield Elementary School

    Springfield West Elementary School

    The school has a “twin”

    It makes sense that there are several elementary schools in Springfield, but for some reason they all look the same. In the west of the city is located West Springfield Elementary , which has exactly the same floor plans and decor as Springfield Elementary. Lisa learned the hard way how easy it is to confuse the two places.

    And there is also a talisman!

    Like most American schools, Springfield Elementary has its own mascot, a huge life-size puppet that serves as a mascot for the school and its sports team. Here it is “noble cougar” , as Skinner puts it. Thus, the school’s football team is known as the “Springfield Cougars”.