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Academy of Dover Charter School 104 Saulsbury Road Dover, DE 19904 Noel Rodriguez, Director Phone: (302) 674-0684 Fax: (302) 674-3894 www.aodcharter.org
| The Academy of Dover Charter School was established to provide students with essential skills needed for a quality education. The school has a focus on an entrepreneurial curriculum with a business and technology approach. In the school year 2008-2009 the school has 238 students in K–4.
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Campus Community School Patricia Hermance, Elementary School Administrator 21 North Bradford Street Dover, Delaware 19904 Phone: (302) 736-3300 Fax: (302) 736-3390
Heidi Greene, High School Administrator 350 Pear Street Dover, Delaware 19904 Phone: (302) 736-0403 Fax: (302) 736-3390 www.campuscomm.k12.de.us
| Campus Community School was established in 1998 to provide a unique learning environment to students in grades 1–8. Campus Community School now serves 597 students in grades 1-12. It is located at two sites - one at 21 North Bradford Street in Dover and a second at 350 Pear Street in Dover. The building on Pear Street houses the high school program.
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The Charter School of Wilmington 100 North duPont Road Wilmington, Delaware 19807 Ron Russo, President Phone: (302) 651-2727 Fax: (302) 652-1246 www.charterschool.org
_______________________________________________________ | The Charter School of Wilmington was established in 1996 to provide a strong academic program, especially in mathematics and science, to students in grades 9–12. CSW has an enrollment of 960 students.
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Delaware College Prep Academy 510 West 28th StreetWilmington, DE 19802Nita Roberson, Executive Directordcpa2008@yahoo.comPhone: (302) 762-7424Fax: (302) 762-7426
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Delaware Military Academy 112 Middleboro Road Wilmington, DE 19804 Charles Baldwin, Commandant Phone: (302) 998-0745 Fax: (302) 998-3521 www.demilacad.org
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Delaware Military Academy's mission is to prepare young men and women for their next level of education in a structured and highly disciplined environment providing the foundation for good citizenship, scholarship and sound leadership practices. DMA opened in September 2003 and has a current enrollment of 526 cadets. |
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East Side Charter School 3000 N. Claymont Street Wilmington, Delaware 19802 Dave Distler, Executive Director Phone: (302) 762-5834 Fax: (302) 762-3864 www.escs.charter.k12.de.us/ | Opened in September 1997, East Side Charter School was established to provide a strong learning atmosphere and educational program to at-risk students. The school's charter was recently renewed for five more years. The school population includes 355 students in grades K-8. |
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Family Foundations Academy 1101 Delaware Street New Castle, DE 19720 Dr. Tennell Brewington, Director Phone (302) 324-8901 Fax (302) 324-8908 www.familyfoundationsacademy.org
| Opened September 2006 in New Castle, Delaware, Family Foundations Academy serves 389 students in grades 1-5. FFA was established to nurture each student, acknowledging that there are learning differences among children. FFA offers a holistic approach to learning, focusing on strategies to help families participate in their children’s learning. The school occupies a new building near the intersection of Route 9 on Rt. 273 |
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Kuumba Academy Charter School 519 North Market Street Wilmington, Delaware 19801 Dr. Sondra Shippen, Director Phone: (302) 472-6450 Fax: (302) 472-6452 http://www.kuumbaacademycharter.com/ | Kuumba Academy Charter School opened in 2001 to provide a stimulating innovative learning environment in the city of Wilmington. The school’s core educational foundation focuses on the whole child and rests on the belief that parents are primary educators of children. Kuumba Academy Charter School has 253 students in grades K-5.
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Maurice J. Moyer Academy 97 Vandever Ave Wilmington, DE 19892 Theopalis Gregory Sr., Director Phone: (302) 428-9500 Fax: (302) 428-9506 www.moyeracademy.org
| Located in downtown Wilmington, Moyer Academy serves 325 students in grades 6-11. The school emphasizes total development of each student by offering: a safe learning environment with smaller class sizes, school uniforms and high standards for behavior, life skills training, and "Small Learning Communities" in technology and health science. |
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MOT Charter School 1156 Levels Road Middletown, Delaware 19709 Linda Jennings, Head of School Phone: (302) 376-5125 Fax: (302) 376-5120 www.motcharter.com
| MOT Charter School provides students with a well rounded education that includes a rigorous curriculum of all core subjects and a well rounded arts program that includes music education, art education, and Spanish. The school currently enrolls 675 students in grades K–8.
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Newark Charter School 2001 Patriot Way Newark, Delaware 19711 Greg Meece, Director Phone: (302) 369-2001 Fax: (302) 368-3460 www.newarkcharter.org | The Newark Charter School was established to provide students with a rigorous and academically challenging education. Newark Charter School opened in September 2001 and has a current enrollment of 1,286 students in grades K – 8.
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Odyssey Charter School 3821 Lancaster Avenue Building 40 Wilmington, DE 19805
Phone: (302) 994-6490 Fax: (302) 994-6915 www.odysseycharterschooldel.org
Tony Skoutelas, Director | Opened in September 2006. The Odyssey Charter School is established to prepare Kindergarten through Grade 5 students for a lifelong enthusiasm for learning, a keen awareness of world citizenship, and an ability to think independently and creatively through participation in a focused foreign language immersion program. At Odyssey, children will be taught a critical subject matter, Math, in both English and a classic language, Greek, for a portion of the day which reinforces the learning as taught in English. This focused language immersion instruction method builds key reasoning techniques, language arts skills, and significantly strengthens the mathematical comprehension and performance of our students. The school enrolls 293 students.. |
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Pencader Business & Finance Charter High School 170 Lukens Drive New Castle, DE 19720 Phone (302) 472-0794 Fax (302) 472-0796 www.pencadercharter.org
| Pencader Business and Charter High School has been established to provide educational opportunities for students wishing to pursue a high school education with a business and finance concentration. The school has an enrollment of 575 students in grades 9 thru 11 and is scheduled to expand to grades 9-12. |
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Positive Outcomes Charter School 193 South DuPont Highway Camden, Delaware 19934 Ed Emmett, Director Phone: (302) 697-8805 Fax: (302) 697-8813 www.k12.de.us/positive
_______________________________________________________ | Positive Outcomes Charter School opened in 1996 to serve at-risk students in grades 7–12. The school has an enrollment of 120 students.
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Prestige Academy3707 N. Market Street, 2nd Floor Wilmington, DE 19802Jack Perry, DirectorPhone: (302) 762-3240 Fax: (302) 762-4782 www.prestigeacademycs.org
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Providence Creek Academy Charter School 355 West Duck Creek Road Clayton, Delaware 19938 Audrey M. Erschen, Administrator Phone: (302) 653-6276 Fax: (302) 653-7850 http://www.providencecreekacademy.org/ | The Providence Creek Academy Charter School was established to provide students with an education focused on linkages among academics, technology, and careers. The school enrolls approximately 671 students in grades K-8.
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Sussex Academy of Arts and Sciences 21777 Sussex Pines Road Georgetown, Delaware 19947
Phone: (302) 856-3636 Fax: (302) 856-3376 www.sussexacademy.org
Dr. Patricia Oliphant, Executive Director | Sussex Academy of Arts and Sciences was established to provide a strong educational program to middle school students in southern Delaware. The school has 323 students in grades 6–8.
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Thomas A. Edison Charter School 2200 North Locust Street Wilmington, Delaware 19802 Dr. Alina Columbus, Principal
Phone: (302) 778-1101 Fax: (302) 778-2232
www.thomasedison.charter.k12.de.us
| Thomas A. Edison Charter School was established to provide a strong educational program to a diverse student population in the Wilmington area. The school has approximately 833 students in grades K–8. |
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