The Wilmington Education Improvement Commission brought up both of these districts many times in their reports on Delaware public schools. Seaford reminds me of the school district I grew up in with its make-up four elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school. But that’s where the similarities end. My school district was about 3/5ths the size of Seaford. Which means they have a lot of kids in their buildings.
Seaford School District
6 Schools
3,475 Students, 3,486 four years ago
14 Over $100k
DEMOGRAPHICS
African-American: 37.2%
American Indian: .3%
Asian: 1.1%
Hawaiian: .5%
Hispanic/Latino: 20.4%
White: 35.5%
Multi-Racial: 5%
English Language Learners: 18.3%
Low-Income: 47.7%
Special Education: 17.5%
SALARIES OVER $100k
Jason Cameron, Principal, Seaford M.S., $113,045
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Seaford School District
6 Schools
3,475 Students, 3,486 four years ago
14 Over $100k
DEMOGRAPHICS
African-American: 37.2%
American Indian: .3%
Asian: 1.1%
Hawaiian: .5%
Hispanic/Latino: 20.4%
White: 35.5%
Multi-Racial: 5%
English Language Learners: 18.3%
Low-Income: 47.7%
Special Education: 17.5%
SALARIES OVER $100k
Jason Cameron, Principal, Seaford M.S., $113,045
More
2 comments:
whats the school systems budget? appointed school board like in maryland regulated heavily by the state and the unions? no accountability to the taxpayer like it is here in maryland? SAT scores below the rest of the state?
Lot of money spent. Seems like a poor return on their money. Probably better spent on the employees at Sussex Correctional.
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