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Superintendent Green highlights summer meals, Infinite Campus transition and staff recognitions
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Green summarized end-of-year activity including summer meal sites, anticipated districtwide eligibility for free meals under the Community Eligibility Provision and the transition to the Infinite Campus student information system; he also recognized retirees and award winners.
Superintendent Dr. Green used his June 18 report to summarize the district's end-of-year activities, upcoming summer programs and several staff recognitions.
Dr. Green said the district will provide free summer meals to children 18 and younger at select sites and through mobile outreach beginning June 23 and running through July 24. "Children 18 and younger eat at no cost," he said, and he asked families to consult the district website and posted yard signs with QR codes for site details.
The superintendent also said Red Clay expects broad eligibility for free school meals next year under the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), noting that districtwide need suggests many schools will qualify for universal breakfast and lunch.
Technology and operations: Dr. Green announced that Red Clay and other Delaware public-school districts will transition from Home Access (eSchool) to the Infinite Campus student information system for the coming year. He said Infinite Campus will replace existing family portals and provide a single view of grades, schedules and report cards.
Recognitions and retirees: The superintendent and board presented awards for coaching and staff excellence, including Coach Kelly Wilson, named Delaware's 2025 baseball coach of the year, and Mary Adam, the district teacher of the year representing the First State School. Dr. Green also acknowledged 66 retirees and highlighted one maintenance employee with 52 years of service to the district.
Why it matters: The CEP expansion would remove meal fees for students at qualifying schools, easing food access for families. The student-information-system transition affects how families access schedules, grades and school communications. Staffing recognitions and retirements are part of leadership continuity ahead of the July 1 administrative start date.
Operational notes: Dr. Green reminded families about summer enrichment programs offered across elementary and middle-school sites and community partners (Freedom School, FAME, YMCA, Boys & Girls Clubs) and mentioned Project SEARCH in partnership with ChristianaCare. He thanked staff who coordinated commencement and noted more than $12 million in scholarships awarded to graduating seniors.
Next steps: The district will publish summer meal locations, CEP eligibility updates and Infinite Campus rollout information via the technology and communications office. No board decisions were required for these operational updates.
