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CSW Announces 17 U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates

February 14, 2018, 5:33 am
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In 1964, the United States Presidential Scholars Program was established to honor some of the nation’s most distinguished graduating high school seniors.

Charter has 17 student candidates  in the running to be named U. S. Presidential Scholars. They  include: Keerthana Chintalapati, William Cross,  Joshua Fickes, Siddharth Gangrade, Meera Garg, Grace Gong, Christina Kim, Ryan Law, Ashish Mahuli,  Ashley Pennington, Sohan Shah, Benjamin Snyder, Patrick Taylor, Haoda Wang, Annie Wu, YuQing Xie and Michelle Zheng.

 

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Class of 2022 Wait List

March 2, 2018, 5:23 am
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Junior Science Fair Winners Preparing for Del Tech Science Fair

March 5, 2018, 4:02 am
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Congratulations to our CSW Junior Science Fair Winners!

 

All of these students advance to the Delaware Technical Community College Science Fair in March and then may travel to the regional Delaware Valley Science Fair in Philadelphia.  In the past, our students also competed in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.

2018 marks the third year Delmarva Power sponsored the Science Fair.  Last year, they provided $3,000 in scholarships for The Delmarva Power Young Scientist Awards and Delmarva Power Grand Awards.

Look for an announcement in March highlighting the 2018  Delmarva Power Young Scientist Awards and Delmarva Power Grand Awards.

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Open 2 Hrs Late – March 8th

March 7, 2018, 4:00 pm
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Due to inclement weather and poor road conditions CSW will open 2 hours late tomorrow Thursday March 8th.

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Student Government Honored as 2017 Jefferson Awards Foundation LEAD360 Winner

March 13, 2018, 6:04 am
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2018 Jefferson Awards NYC National Ceremony

 

Student Government Association Honored at Jefferson Awards Foundation Gala

Our Student Government was honored at the Jefferson Awards Foundation Gala on March 12 as the 2017 Lead360 Activation Winner for activating Emma’s Art Kits and successfully making and donating 10,055 art kits to 14 Delaware charities. The CSW community collected crayons, coloring books, drawing pads and donations for this project and students wrote individual notes for each kit.

According to Michele Fidance, the National Director for Delaware and Central Florida, “The project was a labor of love for Henna Castle, one of the SG members, who was the driving force in engaging her entire school to support and make the art kits and was inspired after hearing about the project.” Senior Michelle Shulkov and Student Government co-moderator, Mrs. Jen Toner, also attended the gala with Henna for the presentation.

 

About the Jefferson Awards Foundation

The Jefferson Awards Foundation (JAF) powers others to have maximum impact on the things they care about most. They are the largest multiplier of public service in America. Through celebration, they inspire action. With programs and partnerships, they drive Americans to change their communities and the world. They are celebrating 46 years of powering public service.

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Dates Announced for Summer Driver Education Program at CSW

March 1, 2018, 6:13 am
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2018 Summer Driver Education Program at CSW

Classroom Sessions I, II and III are scheduled for The Charter School of Wilmington Campus at 100 N Dupont Rd. Wilmington, DE 19807. Email updates will be sent out periodically. The registration form is at the bottom of this page (scroll down after reading the information below).

Classroom Phase

Students may choose from one of the three 1-week classroom sessions:

Classroom Session I: Monday, June 18 th – Friday, June 22 rd (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM)

Classroom Session II: Monday, June 25 th – Friday, June 29 th (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM)

Classroom Session III: Monday, July 9 th – Friday, July 13 th (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM)                                            

Driving Phase

The Driving Phase is completed in one week, usually after the completion of the one-week classroom session.  Students/Parents should select a preferred driving week, and a second choice driving week, as well as a preferred, and a second, driving time slot when registering for the class. Students must select a separate driving and classroom week (they cannot occur simultaneously).

Students who sign up early will be given preference in driving times and week; however, we do our very best to accommodate your scheduling needs, regardless of registration date.  Driving weeks are available all summer starting the week of June 25 through July 23.  Limited driving slots may also be available the week of July 30. Students will drive Monday through Thursday for approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes each day.  Estimated Driving Time Slots are listed below. 

REMINDER: Students may not drive and attend the classroom session during the same week.

4 Day Driving Schedule Time Slots

8:00 AM – 10:40 AM
11:00 AM – 1:40 PM
2:00 PM – 4:40 PM

Students must pass both the Classroom Phase and Driving Phase in order to receive a Blue Certificate.

Cost:  $525                   Exception Cost:  $25, please read below for an explanation for this cost.

  • Exception Cost $25: Students who are home-schooled, or who attend a private school with less than 25 sophomores enrolled, or who live in Delaware and attend high schools in other States, may take the summer course for an administrative fee of $25 if they will have completed the 10th grade (as of 6/15/18) and are deemed eligible to receive driver education funding from the State of Delaware.

 

In order to be eligible to take the classroom phase of summer driver education, all students must have successfully completed 5 credits (2 in core areas), during the 2017-2018 school year, and are required to bring in a copy of their final report card on the first day of the class as proof of eligibility for the program.

If a student has completed 9th grade during the 2017-2018 school year, he/she must pay the full price for The Charter School of Wilmington Summer Driver Education Program.  The State of Delaware will not provide reimbursement for any student unless they have completed the 10th grade by June 15, 2018.

Students who turn 16 after February 1, 2019 are not eligible to enroll in the 2018 Charter School of Wilmington Summer Driver Education Program.

Driver Education is offered free of charge during the school year to all Delaware tenth grade students enrolled at public or private schools that have at least 25 sophomore students. Students who choose to not take the Driver Education course during the school year, or who do not successfully complete the course during the school year, must pay $525 to take Charter’s Summer Driver Education Program.

Registration:  Please click the “Registration” form below at the bottom of this page to sign up.  Checks should be made payable to “CSW” and mailed at least two weeks prior to the desired classroom session. Summer Driver Ed. and your student’s name should be placed on the memo line on the check.

All payments should be sent to:

 The Charter School of Wilmington
100 North Dupont Road
Wilmington, DE 19807
Attention: Summer Driver Ed.

Cash payments should be made in person during registration the first day of class. Please direct all questions and requests to the contact below.  Please indicate “Summer Driver Education” when emailing or calling.  Thank you, and have a great day!

 

Contact Information:  Mr. Stewart Wilson        swilson@charterschool.org        (443) 553-4122    

Registration

 

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Freshmen Registration Rescheduled

March 20, 2018, 8:01 am
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Due to inclement weather and poor road conditions the CSW freshmen registration is rescheduled for Wednesday April 18th from 6pm-7pm.

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No School – Thursday March 22

March 21, 2018, 1:50 pm
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Charter Community,

Due to inclement weather and poor road conditions, CSW will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, March 22. Our “Cyber Snow Day” will be in effect.

Thanks and be safe,

Charter School of Wilmington

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19 National Merit Semifinalists Announced!

September 14, 2017, 5:16 am
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19 CSW seniors have been selected to the elite group of 16,000 Semifinalists in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Competition.These students are now competing for more than $32 million dollars in scholarships.
 
 
 
Congratulations to:
 
 
 
Tohn Borjigin
Patrick Brady
Madeline Davis
Joshua Fickes
Siddharth Gangrade
Meera Garg
Grace Gong
Christina Kim
Ryan Law
Jesse Li
Ashish Mahuli
Annie Nguyen
Ashley Pennington
Sohan Shah
Benjamin Snyder
Patrick Taylor
Haoda Wang
YuQing Xie
Michelle Zheng
 
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Golf with CSW on June 13 Thank You to our Sponsors!

April 2, 2018, 4:19 am
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golf staff 2016

 

Our third Golf Tournament will be held on Wednesday, June 13. Check back with us for registration information!

The Charter School of Wilmington held its second Golf Tournament on Tuesday, June 20, 2017.

Thank you to the sponsors below who supported our tournament.

 

 

 

 CSW’s 2017 Golf Outing Sponsors

 

Hole in One Car Sponsor

Garnet Volkswagen

Breakfast Sponsor

MH Signature Journeys – http://www.mhsignaturejourneys.com/

 

Beverage Cart Sponsors
 
 
Back to Basics Learning Dynamics – http://www.backtobasicslearning.com/

Paoli Services –  http://www.paoliservicesinc.com/

Janssen’s Market –http://janssensfinefoods.com/
 
 
 
 
​Hole Sponsors ​
 
 
Al’s Sporting Goods – https://www.alssportinggoods.net/
Brandywine Urology Consultants – http://brandywineuc.com/
Brownco Termite and Pest Control – https://www.browncopest.com/
Cassidy Painting – http://cassidypainting.com/
Delaware Kids Directory – http://www.delawarekidsdirectory.com/
Edge Cons​​truction​ Corp.​ – http://edgecon.net/
Esther Bukola Olatunji – The Real Estate Queen – http://www.kw.com/kw/agent/estheryourrealestatequeen
​Eventions Productions – http://eventionsproductions.com/
Hoeschel Financial Services – http://www.hoeschelfs.com/
The Ievoli Family
Lehane’s Bus Service, Inc.​
Mercantile Press – http://www.mercantilepress.com/
MSP Equipment Rentals Inc. – http://msprentals.com/
Pioneer Fence CO Inc​. – http://www.pioneerfencedelaware.com/
PPC Agronomic Services – http://ppcagservice.tripod.com/
Preferred Electric​, Inc.​ – http://www.preferredinc.net/
Premier Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery – https://premierdermde.com/about/
Rocco Italian Grill & Sports Bar – http://www.roccoitaliangrill.com/
Rueda-Puig Team – Tim, Brent, Jorge, Lourdes
Rush Uniform Inc. – http://www.rushuniform.com/
Silverman McDonald & Friedman – https://www.smflegal.com/
Somerville Investments – http://somervilleinvestments.com/
Strongpoint Marketing –  http://www.strongpointmarketing.com/
Titus Sports Academy – http://www.titussports.com/

 

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Summer Reading 2018

May 21, 2018, 12:00 am
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The Charter School of Wilmington’s English Department is requiring that all students read one book prior to the start of the 2018-2019 school year.  Here is our Summer Reading list!

Please note that AP students (both AP English Language and AP English Literature) will have additional books to read in preparation for the rigors of an AP course. These additional readings will be communicated directly from AP teacher to student.

Hopefully the selections will be both enjoyable and interesting. We encourage parents and the rest of the CSW community to explore these books, as well.

While we are requiring only one book for summer reading, we do hope that students take advantage of summer break to delve into reading by exploring the classics and discovering freshly published works. If you would like some guidance, please contact your English teacher, the English chair or Mrs. Debbie Supplee, the school librarian.

Please have the book in hand for the first day of class.  In addition, the English department recommends annotating the book to promote active reading.

 

Summer Reading List

 

 

Annotation Guide

 

 

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CSW Takes 1st Place at 2018 Delaware Envirothon State Championship

May 22, 2018, 5:04 am
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Congratulations to our Envirothon teams!

On April 26, The Charter School of Wilmington captured the 2018 Delaware Envirothon state championship.  Kudos to Team A members: Ashley Pennington, Harshitha Henry, Priyanka Hoskere, Siddharth Gangrade, and Tara Lennon . The team will represent Delaware in the 2018 National Conservation Foundation Envirothon at Idaho State University this summer.

 

Teams’ B and C placed second and third, respectively, in this year’s Envirothon competition.

 

Team advisors: Rose Lounsbury and Greg Darone   

Official Press Release from The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC)

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Senior Qualifies for 2018 U.S. Physics Team

May 30, 2018, 11:31 am
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Senior YuQing Xie is one of only 20 students from across the U.S. to qualify for the opportunity to become a member of the 2018 U.S. Physics Team.

The exam process for the competition  began last January with 6,500 students participating in the Fnet=ma exam.

The twenty members of the 2018 U.S. Physics Team will prepare for the mentally grueling exams and lab tests they’ll face at the 49th International Physics Olympiad to be held July 21–29 in Lisbon, Portugal, where student scholars from 133 nations will test their knowledge in physics, competing with the world’s best . 

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Fall Sports Physicals Due On or Before August 1

June 13, 2018, 5:50 am
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Fall Sports Physicals Due on or Before August 1

All student athletes participating in a fall sport must provide a completed DIAA form  to the school nurse on or before   AUGUST 1, 2018.   Fall sports include football, cross country, field hockey, boys soccer and girls volleyball. Avoid the last minute rush and get your physicals scheduled now.    Call your health care provider or the School-Based Health Center at 651-2100 and get your physicals done now. Students must be registered at the School-Based Health Center in order to have a physical done.  Please complete this registration form before your appointment.
 
Tryouts start August 15.  No physicals will be processed on August 13, August 14 or 15! Late sports physicals will be processed by our Athletic Director and Nurses from Cab and CSW on Thursday, August 16, from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. in the main lobby. 
 
Student athletes must use the DIAA form that can be downloaded here.  If you have any questions concerning sport physicals, call the Main Office at 651-2727 or Chris Eddy, athletic director at 651-2727 ext 345.
 
Freshmen Physicals/Medical Information Due August 1
 
This is a reminder that all medical forms for freshmen students are due to the school on or before August 1. Please return them in the envelope we provided you.  The required forms are:

These forms are available on the school nurse’s website.  You may also call the Main Office at 651-2727 ext. 201 or 204 and get your questions answered directly.

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Senior Named One of 300 Scholars in Regeneron Science Talent Search

January 10, 2018, 7:25 am
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Senior YuQing Xie has been named one of 300 top scholars in the Regeneron Science Talent Search, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious math and science competition for high school seniors. YuQing was selected from more than 1,800 applicants due to his exceptional scientific promise, excellent academic record and outstanding recommendations from teachers and other scientists.

The title of his research is: “Modeling and Experiments of Electromagnetic Braking.”

Last January, YuQing received a Delmarva Power Grand Award (2nd place) and a $600.00 Scholarship from Delmarva Power for his Junior Research Project:  Electromagnetic Braking on a Copper Wheel: Modelling and Experiment.
 
 
                                                   
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August 30, 2018, 11:29 am
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Important Dates

 

 

August 31 – Labor Day Holiday (No School – Main Office Closed)

September 3 – Labor Day (No School – Main Office Closed)

September 5 – Back to School Night and NHS Induction

September 6 – Teacher In-Service (No school for students)

September 10 – Rosh Hashanah (No school)

September 19 – Yom Kippur (No school)

 

Drop Off/Pick Up Procedures

Beginning each morning at 6:50 a.m.,  Crossing Guards will be outside to direct traffic. They are agents of the New Castle County Police Department, so please follow their directions.  

If you are dropping off a student(s),  slow down, be patient and courteous, observe and follow all directions.   

Please study this “Traffic Procedures for Car Riders”  map.  When you turn into the parking lot from Dupont Road, all cars should stay to the left, buses to the right.  No student should get out of the vehicle before the “CONE ZONE.”  When you turn into the “CONE ZONE” and there are no cars in front of you,  proceed to the “Morning Drop-Off Begins Here” sign.  Once the line of cars has come to a complete stop, students may exit the vehicle into the “CONE ZONE” and proceed to the building.  Once you have made the turn towards the exit,  form two lines…observing the directional arrows on the road surface.  Two normal size vehicles will fit between the gates with care and caution…please be patient and courteous. 

Afternoon Pick Up

Queue lines will form adjacent to the parked cars. Our parking lot staff will be out the first week of school to help our freshmen parents.  Be patient as there is always a 3-5 minute lag from the time the bell rings until students enter the parking lot.  The first couple of weeks will take longer to exit the parking lot,  but it will smooth out, so please be patient!

2018-2019 Traffic Procedures for Car Riders 

 

*** The Cannery Shopping Center is Private Property – No Parking! ***

The Cannery Shopping Center parking lot (across the street from Cab/CSW) should not be used to drop-off or pick-up students or for student parking.  This lot is private property and is not to be used for school purposes without permission.  Please help our school be a good neighbor by adhering to the school drop-off/pick-up policy which does not include The Cannery.  Thank you in advance for your cooperation!

Where’s the Bus App

The Red Clay School District is providing a new App to track your bus!

Freshmen Orientation and Picnic Thank You

Thank you to our Parent Teacher Student Organization (PTSO) and all our parent volunteers who welcomed our freshmen back on Monday. The volunteers served pizza and treats to the Class of 2022.  CSW faculty and staff and our student mentors. Kudos to Mrs. Eileen Voltz who organized the two-day freshmen orientation this year.

Thank You for Supporting the Used Uniform Sale

“THANK YOU!” to everyone involved in making  the PTSO Used Uniform Sale a huge success!  Special thanks to: our generous uniform donors, our parents and students who helped organize the shirts prior to the sale,  everyone who worked the day of the sale,  and facilities personnel for their support , and our shoppers.

Wednesday is Back To School Night and NHS Induction

Our 20th annual Back to School Night for parents is scheduled for Wednesday, September 5, at 6:30  p.m.  Parents will be directed to their student’s homeroom where they will receive copies of their student’s schedule to follow for the evening. Classes will be about ten minutes in length. Teachers will have the opportunity to present their expectations, classroom procedures, grading policies, and to answer questions about the courses. Specific questions about students should be saved for individual meetings/conversations with the teachers or discussed at Parent/Teacher Conferences in October.

Spiritwear will be available for sale as well as used uniforms.

Blue & White Club and PTSO memberships may be purchased for the 2018-2019 school year.

Car magnets will also be available for purchase.

The Nation Honor Society Induction Ceremony will be held in the theater at 5:45 p.m.

 

 

New  Start and End Time at CSW

Our school day begins at 7:25 a.m.  Dismissal is at 2:15 p.m.  Please be aware of construction around CSW on Route 141.  N. Dupont Road is closed between New Road and Faulkland Road for bridge work until October 31.
 
P.E. Uniforms – Online Store Closes Today (Grades 9 and 11)
 
If you did not order P.E. uniforms, the online store is now open at  https://wilmingtoncharter18-1.itemorder.com.  All uniforms will be delivered to CSW. The online store will close on August 30.
 
A Message to Bus Riders

There are a number of bus transportation issues that we have discovered as we begin our partnership with the Red Clay Consolidated School District. Red Clay received a number of addresses that were incorrect.  We are trying to find out how the incorrect information was transferred and then correct it through eSchool. We are also experiencing difficulties with the addresses if the student has two households.  We are working on that solution but it will take a few weeks to get the routes straightened out. In prior years at CSW, we provided out of district bus stops.  Red Clay is not required to have out of district buses and does not have any currently in their fleet of buses. We are working on a couple of solutions that may involve more convenient hub stops.

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Building Access – Check in at Cab Calloway

During the school day, Red Clay School District policy requires a guest to sign in at Cab’s office and leave his/her driver’s license in the office until the visit ends.  Thank you in advance for keeping our students safe!

Juniors & Seniors: Tissue Donations Requested

We would prefer to spend money on our students instead of paper supplies, so Junior and Senior parents, we need your help! Please send in two boxes of tissues to homeroom next week.  We will distribute them to all the classrooms.  Sophomore and freshmen parents will be asked to send two boxes of tissues in January.  Thank you for helping us extend our budget!

 

Science Safety Contracts Due September 7
 
Please review and sign our Science Safety Contract. All students and parents/guardians must read and sign a contract before September 7 and return it to their science teachers.
 
Injuries and Surgeries
 

If your child has had an injury or surgery over the summer or at anytime while participating in a sport, they will need written clearance from a medical doctor to return to their sport. Any questions or concerns, please call our nurse, Karen Micale, at 651-2727 (ext. 225) or email her at kmicale@ charterschool.org.

 
 
 

September Lunch Menu

Here is the menu for  September.   You can open an online account for your student here.

Breakfast: $0.90
Lunch $1.75
Milk $0.50

Free and Reduced Lunches Available for Students – Helps with School Fees, Books, Uniforms and College Fees

If your family is eligible for free and reduced lunches, you may pick up a form from the Main Office or download one below.  The forms should be returned to Mrs. Marcy Shine in the Main Office.

2018-2019 Red Clay Meal Benefit Form

2018-2019 – Red Clay Meal Benefit Form – Spanish

 

Uniforms/Dress Code
 

Please review the current dress code for the 2018-2019 school year.   Students may only wear CSW official fleece jackets or sweaters during school.  Shirts, fleece and sweaters may be purchased from our  two official vendors  – Lands’ End and Rush Uniform. Only solid color khaki pants, skirts and shorts may be worn. Students are required to wear golf shirts or oxford shirts with a CSW logo on it. No jeans, yoga pants or sweatpants are permitted. You can wear sneakers. No flip flops are permitted – all sandals must have straps around the back of the foot so they are secure.

CSW offers two vendors for purchasing shirts, fleece and sweaters.

Lands’  End –  search for The Charter School of Wilmington, located in Wilmington, DE,  in the school uniform section of their website.

Rush Uniform Inc. –   You can order online or visit their store.  Rush Uniform is located at 101 Harrison Avenue in New Castle, DE.

 

An Easy Way to Keep Your Teen Healthy

You don’t have to miss work if our teen gets a cold or needs a vaccination.

The Christiana Care School-Based Health Center within your teen’s high school includes a health care team of medical, mental health and nutrition experts.  The Center provides a host of services as outlined below by appointment during the school day or on a walk-in basis by request of the school nurse or guidance staff.

Our services include but are not limited to; Treatment of minor illness/injuries, Reproductive Health, Nutrition, and Mental Health

You’ll save time, No co-pay, co-insurance or deductible will be charged to you and no one will be turned away based on ability to pay.

You will need to provide a signed permission form prior to your teen’s first visit to the Christian Care School Based Health Center. On this form, you will need to indicate whether you will allow your teen to access optional reproductive health services.  You can print out this form at christianacare.org/schoolhealthcenters.   or from the school website.

 
 
New Accommodation Plans
 
If your student has a new accommodation plan (IEP or 504 plan) please contact Mrs. Xuan Bui, our Special Education Coordinator,  by email at xbui@charterschool.org .
 

Address, Email and Family Changes

Please email Ms. Suzanne Musacchio at smusacchio@charterschool.org with any address, email or family changes so we can keep our databases accurate.

CSW Recommended Calculator and Reward Stamps

All Charter students are required to have a basic TI-84 calculator.  Any version in the TI-84 family will be compatible. When you buy your TI calculator, please cut out the TI Technology rewards stamp, which is located somewhere on the packaging. Please have your student bring the stamp to Mrs. Deborah Ott in Room 317 when school starts. 

School Supplies

CSW does not have an official school supply list.  Take advantage of the sales going on and when school starts, you may have a special request from a teacher for a binder, notebook, etc.

Sports Schedules Online

Sports Schedules for all CSW sports can be found on www.forcessports.com.  Check team websites for detailed information.

The Charter School of Wilmington

www.charterschool.org

The mission of The Charter School of Wilmington is to engage highly motivated high school students with an interest in math and science by providing a challenging college preparatory curriculum in a safe, friendly and nurturing environment that integrates practical learning opportunities, sets high expectations, develops social responsibility and promotes a global perspective.

 
 
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Don’t Miss CSW’s Open House on October 20

September 4, 2018, 11:13 am
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The Charter School of Wilmington will be hosting its annual Open House on Saturday, October 20, 2018  from 9:00 a.m. – 12 noon.  (You do not have to pre-register with us).

Presentations will be held in the theater. Take a tour with a faculty member or a student.  Observe our students in our science labs, watch a skit in English class or participate in a classroom debate.

Stop by the gym and visit with our athletes.  Experience how giving back to the community is so important to our students and club moderators.

 

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CSW’s Application is Now Open!

October 24, 2018, 8:42 am
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The School Choice Application Period for the 2018 – 2019 school year will open November 5, 2018  and will close  January 9, 2019. For more information, go to SchoolChoiceDE.org.   
 
For over two decades, The Charter School of Wilmington has offered a college preparatory program with a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics focus to high school students who are interested in math and science. You do not need a perfect report card to apply!  If you are excited about math and science and have a desire to learn from an engaging faculty,  we are the right school for you!
 
We hold 8th grade  assessments to evaluate exposure and foundation in Math and Reading on two days, December 8, 2018  or  January 12, 2019.
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14 National Merit Semifinalists Advance for Scholarships!

November 5, 2018, 10:17 am
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Fourteen students from The Charter School of Wilmington were named National Merit Semifinalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

Congratulations to seniors Connor C. Barrett, Christopher W. Chen, Benjamin G. Dubner, Waley He, Ryan L. Janzen, Aayush S. Jonnagadla, Grant Lu, Sahit Reddi, Vedant R. Subramanian, Brandon Tran, Amber Wang, Joannie Wang, Alexander S. You and Sophia J. Zhao.

Fourteen out of Delaware’s 38 Semifinalist students attend CSW!

In early September, about 16,000 students, or approximately one-third of the 50,000 high scorers, are notified that they have qualified as Semifinalists. To ensure that academically talented young people from all parts of the United States are included in this talent pool, Semifinalists are designated on a state-representational basis. They are the highest scoring entrants in each state. To be considered for a National Merit® Scholarship, Semifinalists must advance to Finalist standing in the competition by meeting high academic standards and all other requirements explained in the information provided to each Semifinalist. Click here to learn about requirements for becoming a Finalist in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program.

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Girls Volleyball Wins First DIAA State Championship

November 13, 2018, 9:46 am
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