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Cape Teacher of the Year to be named June 2


District to recognize teachers earning building-level honors
May 19, 2021
The Cape Henlopen School District will announce its Teacher of the Year June 2 at a special celebration honoring teachers earning building-level honors and their invited guests.
Teachers vying for the top honor represent the following schools: Brian Walley, Beacon Middle; Kelci Atkins, Cape High; Nina Wilkinson, H.O. Brittingham Elementary; Donna Gibson, Love Creek Elementary; Alison Herman, Mariner Middle; Panayi “Pete” Stephanos, Milton Elementary; Tiffany McMahon, Rehoboth Elementary; Maura Johnson, Shields Elementary; and Bob Sabolcik, Sussex Consortium.
The district Teacher of the Year will represent Cape at the state level in the fall. The 2022 Delaware Teacher of the Year will be named Monday, Oct. 11, Department of Education spokesperson Alison May said. ....

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Athletes of the Week April 30


April 30, 2021
Aya Daisey 
Aya’s father Blaine hung over the fence watching his twin daughters, now seniors, compete in a track meet. Blaine was a Cape school record holder in the long jump with a distance of 22-feet-10-inches, ran a sub-11-second 100 meters and was the winner of the Kevin Kennedy Award in 1983. Aya is a cross-fit sprinter in the pool and on the track. Like most sprinters, she can jump far when she is motivated. In the April 27 meet, Aya won the long jump in 15-feet-5-inches, edging out her sister Amaya, who jumped 15-2. Aya was first in the 200 meters with a time of 27.4 seconds, then won the high jump in 4-feet-6-inches, where she owns a personal best of 5-feet. And in the 4-by-100, Aya took the baton on the anchor leg to lead the team of Mehkia Applewhite, Kiki Johnson and Amaya Daisey to a come-from-behind win in 55.8. ....

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