Lewes and Rehoboth elementaries were recognized by Secretary of Education Mark Holodick Jan. 20 for their students’ growth and progress toward English language proficiency.
Lewes Elementary was named a Recognition School, Holodick said, and he presented to administrators an $8,000 award to go toward academic programming, a certificate and a banner to hang in the building.
Rehoboth Elementary was named a School of Continued Excellence, which is a school that has qualified as a Recognition School for the second consecutive year and is ineligible for the Recognition award. The school received a certificate and a banner.
“Congratulations to our multi-language learners, and the families and educators whose support helped them make the gains that have earned their schools this recognition,” Holodick said. “This is a celebration of their entire school communities.”