List of 5 news stories.

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  Students Honored in Scholastic Art Awards Competition

  Several Sanford students are being honored for their creativity and talent in the 2021 Scholastic Art Awards competition. The program, which is open to seventh through twelfth-grade students, is the nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for students in this age group.
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  Sanford Senior Selected as Semifinalist for National Scholarship

  Albert Opher, a member of Sanford’s class of 2021, was recently named a semifinalist in the 2020-2021 Coca-Cola Scholars Program. Only 1.6% of applicants were chosen as semifinalists for this year’s program, making Albert one of the 1,609 semifinalists chosen from over 99,400 applicants.
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  Sanford Freshman Completes Eagle Scout Project

  Sanford freshman Scarlett Helmecki '24 recently completed her Eagle Scout project in Sanford's Chapel Valley. For five days in October, Scarlett and a team of fellow Scouts from her troop and other local troops, adult volunteers, Sanford teachers, and friends masked up and tackled reconstructing a bridge over the stream that runs through Chapel Valley.
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  Sanford Students Selected for Leadership Seminar

  Two Sanford sophomores have been selected to participate in Delaware’s Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) seminar. This summer,  Amanda Belej and Ashley Schnyder will spend three days at Wesley College in Dover, DE where they will learn about leadership from local community leaders, perform community service, and engage in hands-on leadership-building activities with other high schoolers from around the state.  
  
  The criteria for their selection is based upon recognized leadership potential, which includes excellent communication and decision-making skills, creative problem solving, and sensitivity to the needs and concerns of others. 
  
  HOBY’s State Leadership Seminar, their flagship program,  is designed to help high school sophomores recognize their leadership talents and apply them to become effective, ethical leaders in their home, school, and community. The seminar’s curriculum is based on the Social Change Model of leadership, which develops leadership from three perspectives: personal leadership, group leadership, and leadership for society. After each seminar, HOBY alumni are challenged to complete 100 hours of community service as a way to put their newly developed leadership skills into action. Today, HOBY boasts more than 500,000 alumni worldwide.
  
  Currently, the program is planned to take place in-person, but plans to transition to a virtual event will be formed as needed.
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  Renovated Sports Center is Unveiled to Sanford Community

  Members of the Sanford community recently gathered to announce the opening of the Struthers Family Sports Center by holding an official ribbon-cutting ceremony. The celebration marked the completion of an extensive renovation project that began in February, and the Sports Center’s first significant renovation in 30 years.