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Congratulations to Mr. Anthony Natoli who is the 2025 Cape Henlopen High School Teacher of the Year!
The Cape Henlopen School District celebrates the diversity of our students, staff, and community. We cultivate compassionate and innovative thinkers by providing every student with a welcoming, safe, equitable school community that is affirming and inclusive. Cape Henlopen engages and challenges ALL students by providing a responsive educational experience to prepare for post-secondary education and/or career opportunities.
Congratulations to Senior Secretary, Amy Gooding, CHHS's 2025 Educational Support Professional of the Year.
Each year, Delaware’s Secretary of Education honors select students from the current graduating class for their exemplary work ethic, dedication and accomplishments both in and out of the classroom. These Secretary of Education Scholars maintain qualities critical to making a significant difference in their lives and also the lives of others. Students are chosen by their principals for their academic records and community service. The number of scholars from each school is based on enrollment. Congratulations to Sophia Chilelli, Morgan Newcomb and Ashley Carrier who were selected from Cape High.
News & Announcements
Cape High fashion students and residents at the Lodge at Historic Lewes, a local senior living center, hit the runway for a Denim and Pearls fashion show Feb. 22 at the Lodge.
The Cape High DECA Club hosted its second annual Come on Down game show-style event Feb. 22 in the school’s auditorium.
Get ready for a night of jazz, drama, and show-stopping performances as Cape Henlopen High School proudly presents Chicago: Teen Edition!
Cape Henlopen School District and Cape Henlopen High School (CHHS) are pleased to share that on February 19, at Cape Henlopen High School, approximately 130 scholars were inducted into the CHHS National Honor Society (NHS).
Several Cape High band and chorus students recently earned All-Eastern recognitions from the National Association for Music Education, and will be traveling to Hartford, Conn., this spring to perform at the bi-annual All-Eastern Conference.
Cape Henlopen High School had 42 students – its highest number in several years – compete in the DECA Delaware Career Development Conference Jan. 29-30 at the University of Delaware.