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Lisa Lloyd-Washington, Sanford Parent & Trustee
"Jana thrives at Sanford. She is getting an excellent education and she loves to go to school every day. I give Sanford credit for her love of learning and for her desire to pursue any and all interests. Members of the Sanford community have similar values to those of our family, and Jana will continue to be a great citizen thanks to those aligned values." -
Katie Trachtenberg '06, Sanford Faculty Member
"I was a 'lifer' at Sanford, having attended from kindergarten through twelfth grade. I enjoyed playing sports, participating in theater productions, immersing myself in foreign language learning, and challenging myself in the classroom; now, I love being able to support my Sanford students in the same way my teachers supported me." -
Eric Peoples, Sanford Faculty Member
"Our students are personally invested in the school and they take it upon themselves to leave their unique mark on the community. The sense of progress and improvement here is defined and driven by the students—that’s what makes this place so special, and that’s why I love Sanford."
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Sanford Scouts Seen as Pioneers
The face and name of the Boy Scouts of America have seen some dramatic changes recently, and Sanford students, faculty, and parents are playing a role in implementing them in the state of Delaware. With the rebranding of its iconic program’s name to Scouts BSA, the organization opened its membership to include single-gender troops for both boys and girls. -
Students Establish Club to Bridge Educational Gaps
In a TED Talk last year, Nia Naylor '20 shared her thoughts on the value of getting young people, especially those of color, more invested in their personal education. Working with Upper School science instructor Heather Foucault-Camm, Naylor helped to establish the Bridge Club with the specific intention of having Upper School students help younger students bridge educational gaps and better prepare for their middle and upper school experiences. -
Jyare Davis Named Gatorade Delaware Boys Basketball POY
The Gatorade Company today announced that Sanford School junior Jyare Davis is the 2018–19 Gatorade Delaware Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Davis is the fourth Gatorade Delaware Boys Basketball Player of the Year to be chosen from Sanford School. -
History Comes Alive in Morning Meetings
Upper School senior class officers have a long tradition of conducting the morning meeting held before the start of class each day. The months of February and March also saw two clubs, the Feminist Club and the Diversity Alliance Club assume leadership roles in those morning meetings. -
Diversity and Inclusion Workshops Enlighten and Inspire Faculty
In the fall when Upper School Head Abbi Smith sent out a survey to gather ideas for upcoming professional development for the faculty, she was not surprised to see the topics of microaggression and implicit bias emerge at the top of the list. Nor was she at a loss as to how to try and address those issues, as she knows a former colleague who focuses her time and talents to work on diversity, inclusion, and acceptance issues.
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Located on a beautiful college-like campus in Hockessin, Delaware, Sanford School is a college-prep private school for boys and girls in preschool (age 3) through high school.