Kent County Secondary Intensive Learning Center

Senator Nation! Please help us celebrate Mrs. Jamie Minor or Behavioral Health Professional of the Year! Mrs. Minor is an asset to both KCSILC and SSU. She has a heart for children that is manifested through her work! Congratulations Mrs. Minor!

Senator Nation! Please assist me with congratulating KCSILC / SSU’s Educational Support Person of the Year
Ms. Tanisha Diamond! We are so proud of her and and grateful that she is apart of our team! Shine Bright Ms. Diamond 💎!!

Due to ongoing impacts from Winter Storm Hernando and the continued Delaware State of Emergency, all Capital School District schools and offices will remain closed tomorrow, Tuesday, February 24, 2026. There will be no in-person or virtual instruction.

Transportation and Building and Grounds staff will receive instructions directly from their supervisors.

Dover High School is serving as the designated State of Delaware shelter for Kent County. We are proud to work alongside state and local partners to provide support for our community.

Thank you for your continued flexibility and support. Please stay safe.

Due to Winter Storm Hernando and a State of Emergency, all Capital School District schools and offices are closed on Monday, February 23, 2026. There will be no in-person or virtual instruction.

Transportation and Building and Grounds staff will receive instructions directly from their supervisors.

Please see your email for additional information. Stay safe, Senators!

Due to ongoing safety concerns related to inclement weather, all Capital School District schools will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, February 3, 2026, with the following adjustments:

- AM Pre-K programs are canceled for the day.
- Full-day Pre-K programs will operate on a two-hour delay.
- PM Pre-K programs will operate on their regular schedule.
- No breakfast will be served at any school building.
- Offices will open on time.

We recognize that many neighborhood streets and sidewalks may still be icy. Please use caution when traveling, especially in areas that may not yet be fully treated. We encourage all families and staff to use caution, allow extra travel time, and prioritize safety as conditions improve.

To support a safe arrival, school staff will be stationed outside to help direct students to the correct entrances and along designated walkways. Please remind your child to follow staff instructions and use marked paths when approaching the building.

Students who arrive late due to weather-related conditions will not be marked tardy. Absences caused by travel or safety concerns will be excused with a written note from a parent or guardian.

Road conditions have improved in many areas; however, some roads and bus stops near families’ homes may still be impacted. Capital School District wants to ensure that all students have safe and reliable access to school. If roads or bus stops near your home have not yet been cleared, please complete the form below and include as much detail as possible about your location so we can better understand the situation.

https://forms.gle/4SZS5w51bv2VmJGq6

We appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we adjust schedules to prioritize student and staff safety.