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Founded in 1830, Mount Pleasant High School offers a range of learning and academic programs. It has an enrollment of more than 1,000 students in grades nine through 12. The school provides a variety of academic courses that include math, science, technology, social studies, computer applications, English, and physical and health education. It also offers International Baccalaureate diploma courses. Its library offers reference books, research guides, and news and online magazines. The school also organizes various sport activities, such as baseball, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, basketball, swimming, wrestling, and track and field. Mount Pleasant High School is located in Wilmington, Del., and is a part of the Brandywine School District.
Lancashire Elementary School, a part of the Brandywine School District, provides an educational experience to students in kindergarten through grade five. The school s syllabus includes mathematics, phonics, science and English. Its paraprofessionals offer early intervention reading and English as a Second Language programs to its students. The school also provides reading assist programs, as well as special education services. Lancashire Elementary School organizes field trips, competitions, discussions and seminars for its students. The school additionally maintains a chess club. It offers professional development and training classes. Its nurse conducts workshops on dietary and other health-related issues, as well as provides information on a variety of diseases and disorders. In addition, the school organizes cafeteria events and Thanksgiving and Christmas parties. Lancashire Elementary School is located in Wilmington, Del.
The Adult Education Division ( AED ) of New Castle County Vocational Technical School District offers a wide range of educational programs for persons interested in retraining, advancement, continuing education, or completion of their high school requirements.Part time and evening courses are offered for students in academic, apprenticeship training, certification, and trade extension programs. More than 2, 500 adults and out-of-school youth enroll each year in these programs, which are generally offered in the evenings beginning in September. Classes are offered at each of the four buildings ( Delcastle, Hodgson, Howard, Marshallton ) within the district as well as numerous off campus sites. Enrollment for the AED programs begins each August.The Division has two main components: academic and vocational. Academic program offerings include high school diploma courses through the James H. Groves High School ; General Educational Development ( GED ) ; Adult Basic Education ( ABE ) ; and Career Counseling. A full range of academic subjects such as American Studies, Computer Literacy, English, Health, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies are offered.
Established in 1928, Warner Elementary School provides curriculum that includes opportunities for the continuous intellectual, physical, moral and social growth of students. The school serves more than 850 students in kindergarten through grade five. Its academic curriculum includes classes in art, music, reading and math. Warner Elementary School has a library that offers a range of educational resources and materials. The school maintains a parent-teacher association that promotes school spirit through programs and event planning activities. It also provides guidance counseling sessions, as well as transportation and food services. Warner Elementary School administers Title I and before- and after-school programs. The school is governed by the Wilmington Public School District.
Brandywine High School offers a wide range of educational instructions to students. It serves the educational needs of more than 1,200 students in grades nine through 12. The school is located in Wilmington, Del., and is a part of the Brandywine School District. It prepares students for various academic fields, athletics, and artistic and creative talents. It has various departments, such as administration, guidance, children development and health care, human resources management and information technology. Its guidance department organizes a variety of counseling programs of individuals and groups. The school organizes special projects, trips, tours and parties. It also involves children in community-based programs, such as social work, picture and arts week, dental health care, art exhibitions, and Christmas and Good Friday parties.
