Campus News

Science Fair

Our lower school science fair delights all those who tour the exhibits. All students are given an opportunity to present their new found knowledge of the world around them. We look forward to this activity each year. It is always a hit!
Robert was happy to share his newfound knowledge of bats.	We all learned a lot about swans from Emily.	Katerina's project was out of this world!

Community Service

Students at Delphi Academy participate in many community service activities over the course of a school year. This year cakes were baked, toys and coats collected, holiday cards and gift bags created and sold. All funds raised and items collected were donated to support local charities such as the Milton Food Pantry, Toys for Tots, Coats for Children and the Seeing Eye Dog Association.

Our first coat drive was a huge success! The students collected 550 coats and donated them to a local charity.

Field Trips

A practical part of our program includes many field trips. This year lower school students went to local farms to pick pumpkins and apples. They learned how things grow and experienced an old fashion hayride. We visited Plymouth Plantation, Sturbridge Village as well as spent a day at Mystic Seaport. Each of these trips aided our student's knowledge of the literature they read. A walk on the Freedom Trail brought local history to life. A day at the Science Museum enhanced our science curriculum.

Our middle school students enjoyed their day at Mystic Seaport	Lower school students show off the pumpkins they picked

2007 Parents' Day Celebration

On Saturday, June 16th, Delphi Academy held its largest ever, end-of-school ceremonies, with over 500 people in attendance. This year's celebration included spectacular performances from each class, starting with heart-warming preschoolers signing and dancing and ending with the wild, toe-tapping eight graders, complete with a live musical rendition of the Beatles and screaming girls. The theme for these festivities was inspired by The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a document written by Eleanor Roosevelt and ratified by the United Nations in 1948 to ensure that all men, women and children have fundamental human rights no matter where they live.

Achievement awards were presented to each student highlighting the incredible gains and accomplishments they made throughout the year. Acknowledgments were made to all parents who contributed to the school's success over the last year, especially those who contributed to the beautiful building expansion and the new playground fund raising.

Graduates of the eighth grade program spoke eloquently of the tremendous growth they experienced while attending Delphi, both personally and academically. They acknowledged their friends, family and teachers for preparing them with the knowledge they need to face any educational program in high school and beyond with confidence. They spoke of their own growth in integrity, ethics and leadership, mottos of the Delphi logo.

Ceremonies finished with the faculty and staff hosting a reception for the parents in honor of their choices and determination to have their children attend Delphi Academy.

Preschoolers have a song in their heart.	Sixth Grader's flap their "Freedom of Expression."	The "Beatles" make the girls scream.
Proud parents with their graduates.

Delphi Academy Food Drive

Throughout the months of April and May, Delphi Academy Middle School students conducted their largest food drive ever, collecting the most cans of food in the school's history. The number of donated food items came close to 1000. The food was donated to the Milton Food Pantry.

The food drive was coordinated and organized by the Delphi Middle School Community Service group. In order to collect so much food, each class competed to see who could collect the most food items. The class that collected the most food by May 25th earned a pizza party. Diana Marshall's 5th grade class won with 197 cans.

The Delphi Middle School Community Service Group hopes to beat its total amount in next year's food drive.