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Sanford School is a creative and inclusive preschool–12 community that encourages students to embrace their individuality, tap into their talents, stretch their skills and broaden their ambitions.

  • Logan Herring, Sr. '00, Chief Executive Officer, The WRK Group

    "I only spent two years here, transferring in my junior year, and chose Sanford because I simply wanted to attend a school where I felt comfortable. Little did I know the profound impact the Sanford community would have on my life in such a short time as it supported and pushed me out of my comfort zone into a pursuit of excellence in my personal journey. I return every year to coach and re-invest in the next generation of Warriors as they pursue their own journeys and go on to change the world."

  • Jen Nightengale '82, Sanford Faculty Member & Alumni Parent

    "I have many fond memories of being a Sanford student. Whether I was participating in sports, performing on stage, or focusing on my studies, my teachers and coaches were always there to support me. Today, as a Middle School faculty member and coach, I'm excited to help prepare my students for high school, college, and life."

  • Clint Williams, Sanford Parent & Faculty Member

    "When I first walked onto Sanford's beautiful campus 16 years ago for a job interview, I had no idea that I would be joining a lifelong learning community of friends. It took just a few days for me to realize I had hit the jackpot with this teaching job, and now, over a decade later, I still feel this way. The support we as teachers get from our administration is unheard of in the world of education and we are fortunate to teach at a school that is student-centered. And now my wife, Noel, and I are the proud parents of a Sanford first grader, Elliott, who loves Sanford as much as I do. I am excited for his future and look forward to someday watching him walk across the stage in the Quad as a Sanford Lifer."

  • Laura Jezyk, Sanford Faculty Member & Parent

    "When I began teaching at Sanford, I knew I was joining a wonderful school community, but I did not anticipate how quickly it would become like another family to me. Teaching and learning are my passions, and I feel honored to be a part of an institution that celebrates, honors, and inspires its educators every day.”

  • Todd Helmecki, Sanford Faculty Member & Parent

    "One of the things I appreciate most about teaching at Sanford is the encouragement to reflect and grow as a faculty member. The collegiality among peers and across divisions means there is always an open door and someone to inspire you."
     
  • Lisa Lloyd-Washington, Sanford Parent & Trustee

    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."

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  • Annabelle Bagdon '24

    Bagdon '24 Selected for All National Honors Choir

    Congratulations to Annabelle Bagdon '24. 

  • College Board Announces 40 Sanford AP Scholar Awards

    The College Board announced the recipients of the AP Scholar Awards. Congratulations to the 40 Sanford Students who earned this distinction. From this group, the average student took 7 AP exams, with two students taking 11 exams or more.
  • The Truss Crushers, Camille Opher and Cooper Grundner, were first-place winners in this year's Delaware Bridge Design Competition.

    Eighth-Grade Students Win Engineering Competition

    The Truss Crushers, a team comprised of Camille Opher '26 and Cooper Grundner '26, won first place in the Middle School Division of the 2022 Delaware Bridge Design Competition. Hosted annually by the Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT), this hands-on engineering competition aims to engage students interested in the math, science, and engineering fields. The program is designed to encourage students to address real-world problems and inspire them to consider careers in transportation and civil engineering.
  • Suyash Singh, Amrita Tailor, Rai Kahlon, and Ruhan Patel are joyous after learning of their success in the Diamond Challenge.

    International Win for Sanford Sophomore’s Entrepreneurial Team

    Sanford sophomore Rai Kahlon and his team placed third in the University of Delaware Horn Entrepreneurship’s international Diamond Challenge Summit competition held in late April 2022. The Summit marked the culmination of the Diamond Challenge’s program, where high school students developed solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges to compete for monetary prizes and a chance to network with a global community of entrepreneurs.

  • Gabriella Gandia Receives National Scholastic Art Award

    Sanford School eighth grader Gabriella Gandia '26 is a National Medalist in the 2022 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. For her photograph, “Flames,” she received a silver medal in the national competition.

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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.