2020 National Geographic Geo Bee
2020 National Geographic Geo Bee
Kiera Yarrow, District 19 Patriot's Pen essay contest winner
Kindergarten collaboration with Rutgers Nursery
Kindergarten collaboration with Rutgers Nursery
DTS Field Day
DTS Field Day
Parents,
The administration, faculty, and staff at Delaware Township School want our families to know just how much we miss our students! Please enjoy this video and share it with your children!
Thank you to Mrs. Scialla for the hard work and hours she put into compiling this for us!!
The Remote Learning Team
Delaware Township School is pleased to formally announce our 2019-2020 Governor Educator of the Year (GEOY) and the Educational Services Professional of the year. The honor this year goes to Angela Mikula, Art Teacher, and Jean Domurat, preschool support. The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) aims to recognize educators and encourage them to become champions for education and advocates for students and teachers at the county, state and national levels.
Ms. Mikula, a seasoned veteran Art teacher at DTS, is a dedicated educator who strives to offer DTS students a comprehensive art experience at all grade levels. She recently completed a residency in the UK through a Fulbright Scholarship, where she developed the concept of Mindfulness through the process of creating art. She has since added new programs, a Mindfulness Garden and many new art opportunities for our students through her learning.
Ms. Domurat, who has recently joined the DTS staff, works tirelessly to help our preschoolers have a warm and loving entrance into the world of education. Her dedication as a parent to programs such as Terra recycling and the Girls Scouts organization has proven her to be a true asset to the DTS community. Her efforts with the Girls Scouts recently won a new Gazebo for the school grounds to be used for campus beautification.
Congratulations to our winners!
The Conserve Wildlife Foundation’s SPECIES ON THE EDGE art and essay contest provides an opportunity for fifth graders from across NJ to choose one of NJ's endangered or threatened species of wildlife and draw a picture and write an essay about its habits and habitats. Winners are chosen from every participating county. This year, CWF received over 2,000 entries.
Delaware Township took 2nd place in Hunterdon County.
Congratulations Audrey Hammill for your depiction of an endangered Piping Plover.
Congratulations Kiera Yarrow, winner of the District 19 level of the Patriot's Pen essay contest. District winners were recently honored at the Patriot's Pen luncheon on February 8 at the VFW Post 2290 in Manville, NJ.
The results are in for the school champion of the National Geographic GeoBee. We started with 13 contestants:
Ben Andresen, Nate Ruttenberg, Noah Smith, Lucas Rumage, Lydia Hamill, Lauren Haines, Sophia May, Allie Devlin, Jade Dodds, Mary Kate Herman, Jake Gates, Ed Cooper, and Abby Curtis
After many rounds of suspenseful questioning, we made it down to five finalists and then in third place is Ben Andresen, second place Sophia May, and finally first place belongs to Jake Gates.
Jake now has the opportunity to take a qualifying test that will if determine if he’s eligible for the New Jersey State Bee in March. Congratulations to all the participants!
Kathleen Racile / Supervisor & HIB Coordinator, x404
Kathryn Wilk / HIB Specialist & School Psychologist, x411
Chelsea Davis / HIB Specialist & Social Worker, x412
