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Superintendent Green highlights dual-language graduates, summer programs, Infinite Campus migration and upcoming town halls
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Green on May 7, 2025 recognized dual-language program graduates, reviewed summer programming and announced the district’s migration to the Infinite Campus student information system.
Superintendent Dr. Green delivered the superintendent’s report at the Red Clay Consolidated School District board meeting on May 7, 2025, recognizing milestones, community partnerships and operational updates.
He opened by acknowledging the district’s first Spanish dual-language immersion cohort graduating after 13 years in the program. He also recognized teacher and staff appreciation week and thanked National PTA and the Delaware PTA for gifts provided to a number of schools.
Dr. Green noted several district successes and updates: a record 68 students received the Delaware Certificate of Multiliteracy; Charter School of Wilmington was named a national finalist and awarded a $100,000 Samsung technology prize for an innovation project; and several students signed up for Delaware Teachers Academy recruitment events.
Operational notices included:
- Summer programs: multiple summer offerings and locations were listed; families should note May 15 as a hard deadline for many program registrations.
- Infinite Campus migration: the district will migrate to the Infinite Campus student information system; staff and schools will be working on the migration and families should contact their schools with questions.
- Events and outreach: Strong Schools town hall through the REDI consortium will be held May 12 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.; Wilmington Learning Collaborative meets May 20; graduation ceremonies are scheduled in early June with Cab Calloway School of the Arts on Friday, June 6 and other graduations on Saturday, June 7.
Dr. Green also thanked communications staff and named contributors to the district’s website redesign.
Why it matters: these items provide families and staff with near-term deadlines (notably May 15 for some summer programs), operational changes (a major student information system migration) and community engagement opportunities on topics including redistricting.
The superintendent’s remarks were informational; no formal board action was recorded during the report segment.
