A cast of 16 students from Greenwood Mennonite School will perform the endearing comedy, “Cheaper by the Dozen” under the direction of Roy Landis. Performances are scheduled for Friday March 26 and Saturday, March 27 at 7 p.m.
Thirteen students from Indian River High School have qualified for the Business Professionals of America 2010 National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California from May 4-9.
Odyssey of the Mind teams at Sussex Technical High School recently competed at the state competition held at the University of Delaware and both went to the podium to receive first- and third-place awards.
Delaware Tech officials are looking for businesses interested in promoting their brand through the college's Roady Discount Card, used by students, alumni, staff and the community.
Four Sussex Tech students in the school's Business Professionals of America group qualified for the National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, Calif. Tech officials congratulated Josh Ritter, second in Digital Media, and Drew Crouse, fifth in PC Service and Repair. Megan Cannon and Ryan Fitzgerald qualified for the national conference through their work with Torch Awards by receiving the National Ambassador Award.
Beebe School of Nursing invites those interested in entering the nursing field to attend its semi-annual open house from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday, March 25, at the school’s campus adjacent to Beebe Medical Center in Lewes.
Nanticoke Health Services is offering scholarships to young adults pursuing a health care related career. Applicants must reside in western Sussex County and be graduating high school seniors. Applications are due by May 1.
Six Indian River School District students were honored at the Sussex County Science Fair on March 8 at the Biden Center in Lewes, earning one first-place and two each second- and third-place awards.
The Music School of Delaware will offer a wide range of summer programs at its Wilmington and Milford branch locations including private study, camps, classes and workshops for students of all ages.
The Indian River School District is offering a replay service for automated telephone messages sent through its AlertNow rapid notification system.
The Indian River School District is pleased to announce that two of its teams captured state championships at the Delaware Odyssey of the Mind competition at the University of Delaware on March 6.
The Milton Theatre, in partnership with The Jefferson School, will present a family concert of Irish music with the Folk Heroes at the theatre, 6 p.m. on Saturday, March 20.
High school seniors wishing to further their interest in journalism or creative writing are eligible to apply for the $1,000 Jim Cresson Memorial Fund scholarship. Each year, the fund provides $1,000 cash scholarship to a Sussex County senior to be used for educational expenses such as tuition, room and board, books or computer equipment.
To address the issues surrounding the systems during a fire, a new and free course entitled “Firefighter Safety & Renewable Energy Systems” is being offered through the cooperative efforts of FLEXERA Solar Energy and Wind Power, the Delaware State Fire School, and Delaware Technical & Community College.
For its first musical, Sussex Technical High School, has decided to perform the Broadway classic, Ragtime.
During a special meeting of the Indian River School District Monday, March 1, the school board voted to amend the regular school day and change several half-days to full-days to help make up days lost to recent snowstorms.
The Indian River School District special referendum originally scheduled for February 9 but postponed due to inclement weather has been rescheduled for Tuesday, March 30.
The Delaware Emergency Management Agency announced it will kick of a disaster preparedness awareness campaign with a video in English and Spanish. Students and teachers at Sussex Central High School will be among the first to see the new video.
The Wesley College Alumni Association is hosting a children's consignment sale.
