Our school name honors the memory of an important New Castle resident, George Read, a signer of both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Our student body resides in sections of greater New Castle and Wilmington. We have a diverse student population from the elementary schools in Colonial and from many countries around the world. Some pupils come to us as Choice students from other districts in New Castle County or they move to Delaware relocating from other states across the nation. Additional George Read students include moderately mentally and physically challenged adolescents who are enrolled in the Integration or community-based instructional program. Our school colors are gold and white, with our mascot being the Golden Knights. The Gold, White, and Knights teams in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades offer identical academic courses and equal social and emotional support for a smooth transition between elementary and high school years. Parents and staff here embrace a collaborative decision-making process for educational and extracurricular opportunities for every student.
George Read Newsletter for August and September
Sports Information
All student athletes must have a valid DIAA pre-participant packet completed and on file with the Athletic Director (Mr. Sawdey) prior to trying out for any sport. If you do not have athe DIAA forms on file you may not try out. All students must also be academically eligible on the date of the first try-out, and must have completed the partcipation form, insurance form, emergency card, and pledge card. All of these forms are available at the specific sport's interest meeting or from the Athletic Director.
George Read Middle School
Our school name honors the memory of an important New Castle resident, George Read, a signer of both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Our student body resides in sections of greater New Castle and Wilmington. We have a diverse student population from the elementary schools in Colonial and from many countries around the world. Some pupils come to us as Choice students from other districts in New Castle County or they move to Delaware relocating from other states across the nation. Additional George Read students include moderately mentally and physically challenged adolescents who are enrolled in the Integration or community-based instructional program. Our school colors are gold and white, with our mascot being the Golden Knights. The Gold, White, and Knights teams in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades offer identical academic courses and equal social and emotional support for a smooth transition between elementary and high school years. Parents and staff here embrace a collaborative decision-making process for educational and extracurricular opportunities for every student.