In-person registration for summer school begins today and runs through June 25. Families are welcome to visit the Academy Park High School Library from 8:00am to 3:00pm to complete the process.
Online registration is also available for your convenience: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1O7-Nr8DyN2_qI3XeXFMAdX1tSZuPELWnIDabJ_5jgTY/viewform?edit_requested=true
We’re hiring! If you're passionate about supporting students and helping our schools thrive, we’d love to hear from you.
✅ Teaching positions
✅ Support staff roles
✅ Administrative opportunities
Explore open positions and apply today: https://sedelco.schoolspring.com/
On Juneteenth, we pause to acknowledge the history of slavery in our country and to celebrate the resilience of generations who fought for freedom.
Reminder: All schools and offices are closed today in recognition of the holiday. 🗓️
Today is the last day of school! 📚
Congratulations to all our Southeast Delco students, families, and staff on a fantastic school year. Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and support. Have a safe and relaxing summer! 😎
REMINDER: Tuesday, June 17 is our last day and an early dismissal day for all students.
➡️ High School students will be dismissed at 11:00am
➡️ Students in 1st through 8th grade will dismiss at 12:45pm
➡️ The Kindergarten Center will dismiss at 12:45pm
Let’s have a great end to the year!
We’re wishing a happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads and father figures in our community! 🎉
We’re proud to share that we have been awarded a National School Public Relations Association 2025 Publication and Digital Media Award! 🏆
Southeast Delco received an Award of Excellence for its Teacher and Staff Recruitment campaign. This national recognition reflects our commitment to clear, engaging communication with our community!
To learn more and review the full list of winners, visit: https://www.nspra.org/Awards/Award-Winners/Publications-and-Digital-Media-Excellence-Winners-2025?utm_source=HL&utm_medium=Pubs-GA25&utm_campaign=29-May-25&_zs=t3DLm&_zl=sOxL3
Do you believe in the power of education? Join our team and bring your talents to our schools! ⚡
Learn more and apply: https://sedelco.schoolspring.com/
Stay connected with the Southeast Delco School District—right from your phone! 📱
Download our mobile app today for quick access to news, updates, and important school info.
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Mrs. Conroy received a generous book donation from DonorsChoose. The 1st grade students were so excited to dive into the Elephant and Piggie series- the smiles said it all!
Safety is a year-round priority! In honor of National Safety Month, we thank our staff, school resource officers, and community partners who help make our schools secure and welcoming. 🙌
On May 22, Southeast Delco School District hosted a special event at Sharon Hill Elementary in partnership with Read Alliance (READ), the PA Chamber Foundation, and the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce. 📚
The event highlighted our district’s pilot of READ’s powerful dual-impact program, which improves early literacy for K-2 students while providing paid tutoring jobs for high schoolers. Many Teen Leaders returned to their former elementary school to give back where it all began. 💙
With support from caring teachers and a structured, phonics-based curriculum, students are gaining reading skills, confidence, and career readiness.
Thank you to Superintendent Dr. Yamil Sanchez and the entire SE Delco team for bringing this vision to life and investing in student success at every level! 👏
Third Grade Field Trip to Philadelphia Skate Plex
By: Jenna Sponheimer, Lisa McDonough, Meg Gordon
Our Third-Grade class went on a field trip to the Philadelphia Skate Plex. We started our field trip off with a STEM presentation, which showed and explained force and motion. Our students then had the opportunity to make their own gliders and have a competition about whose could fly the farthest using different forces and arm motion. The students were then off to skate, climb, and play. This outing was a great opportunity for students to build on their science knowledge as well as increase confidence, practice coordination, and bond with classmates in a safe, supervised environment.
8th Graders Participate in Nationwide Writing Contest
By: Mrs. Maria Toner, 8th grade ELA teacher
At the beginning of the year, our 8th-grade students were invited to participate in a nationwide writing contest through YoungWriters.org. They were asked to write a 100-word mini-saga and submit their entry to be considered for publication in a professionally edited chapter book. In January, 22 students were selected to be part of two different books. Most of them were included in Fright Club: Nightmare Tales, while others were included in Fright Club: Seeing is Believing. All of the students were given certificates for their hard work. The published book was sent to the school in early May, the students were excited to see their name in print. We are so proud of this accomplishment!
Pages, Prizes, and Possibilities: Highlights from Delcroft’s Spring Book Fair: Ms. Thompson
Our Spring Book Fair turned the school into a hive of literary excitement—and it paid off in more ways than one. Thanks to our enthusiastic readers and supportive families, we earned $2,000 in Scholastic Dollars, giving us the means to stock the library, classrooms, and teachers’ shelves with fresh resources. We also dipped into those Scholastic funds on the spot, snapping up extra titles and assembling 13 themed book baskets to raffle off to lucky students.
Seeing kids light up as they browsed new stories and chatted about favorite authors reminded us why events like these matter. The fair wasn’t just a fundraiser; it was a celebration of imagination that will keep inspiring our students long after the last page is turned.
🎲 Rolling Into Review: Miss Dupiriak’s 8th Annual Board Game Bonanza 🎲
On June 11th at 2:00 PM, Miss Dupiriak’s 6th-grade ELA students will take over the cafeteria for a one-of-a-kind celebration of learning and creativity. After a year of hard work, students have turned their ELA notes into original board games, each packed with test review questions, custom themes, and clever twists that make studying fun. From TDA treasure hunts to plot-twist challenges, these games are designed to help students review in the most engaging way possible.
The Board Game Bonanza is more than just a review day, it’s a celebration of imagination, collaboration, and academic growth. As students rotate through and play each other’s games, they’ll reinforce key concepts while sharing laughter, friendly competition, and pride in what they’ve created. It’s proof that learning can be both meaningful and memorable!
4th Grade Authors Publish Journeys Beyond the Ordinary
By:Ms. Alexandra Jacobs, 4th Grade Teacher
Our 4th-grade class is proud to announce the publication of our very own book, Journeys Beyond the Ordinary, created through Studentreasures Publishing! Each student contributed a unique and imaginative story, transforming our classroom into a hub of creativity, collaboration, and hard work. From the first brainstorm to the final illustrations, our young authors learned the writing and publishing process firsthand and embraced the challenge with enthusiasm. The result is a beautiful collection of original stories that showcase their growth as writers and their incredible imaginations.
Through Knight Discoveries, we're proud to commit to providing every student with at least one field trip experience each year—because learning goes beyond the classroom. 🚀💫
Learn more about this exciting initiative: https://www.sedelco.org/o/sdsd/page/knight-discoveries
Stay connected with Southeast Delco School District—anytime, anywhere! Download our mobile app today for quick access to news, updates, calendars, and more. 📱
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REMINDER: There will be an early dismissal on Friday, May 23 for all students. ✍️
✅High school students will be dismissed at 11:00am
✅Grades 1-8 will dismiss at 12:45pm
✅Kindergarten Center will dismiss at 12:45pm
There will be no school on Monday, May 26 in observance of Memorial Day. 🇺🇸
