Welcome Job Seekers to the Delaware Academy Application site. Below are our District Mission and Vision along with some facts and statistics. To establish a complete pre-employment file, please complete the online application. Your application will be retained in active status for one school year. If your qualifications meet our needs, we will contact you for further information and a possible interview.
District Mission: Delaware Academy will provide a wide range of academic and extra-curricular opportunities that develop critical thinking, innovation, and leadership. Our community of learners will foster partnerships within our region and beyond, supporting a wide range of career pathways for our students. Our students will enter society with the ability to embrace change with confidence, altruism, and adaptability.
District Vision: Delaware Academy Central School District at Delhi will be a leader in academic excellence, preparing students to excel in a diverse and dynamic society.
Institutional Profile & Statistics:
Founding & Integration: Originally leased to the public school system in 1902, the historic academy officially fully integrated into New York's public school system in 1910.
Graduation Rate: The district consistently achieves a stellar 94% graduation rate.
Student-to-Teacher Ratio: The district features a low student-to-teacher ratio of roughly 10:1, with the high school maintaining an even tighter 9:1 ratio for highly individualized attention.
Proficiency Metrics: Academic tracking data indicates 66% of high school students score at or above proficient levels in math, and 60% achieve proficiency in reading.
Secondary Weighted Measures of Interim Progress (MIPS & Long-Term Goals (LTGS) for All Students Subgroup:
ELA weighted avg 154.7 vs State MIP of 134.9 and State LTG of 148.3
Math weighted avg of 126.4 vs State MIP of 64.6 and State LTG of 148.3
State Champions: Competing in New York State Class C and D athletics, the Delaware Academy Bulldogs have captured state championship titles in women's basketball (2018), football (2001), and women's cross country (1978, 1979, 1981, 2019).