Seaford High School FFA

05/19/2026

We are so proud of our SHS NASP Archers! Thank you to DE DNREC for being such a great supporter.

Congratulations to Delaware’s Inaugural NASP State Tournament Winners!

Earlier this month, Delaware held its first Virtual NASP Bullseye State Tournament. The Delaware DNREC , Division of Fish and Wildlife and the National Archery in the Schools Program Coordinator would like to congratulate all student archers who participated this year.

Seaford High School_official and Mount Pleasant High School competed in the tournament with a total of 29 archers showcasing their skills, focus and sportsmanship.

High School Team Champion: Seaford High School

Top Female Archer Overall:
Emily DeGroat – Seaford High School

Top Male Archers Overall:
Andrew Warrell – Seaford High School

Thank you to all students, coaches, schools, and supporters who helped make Delaware’s inaugural NASP State Tournament a success. We look forward to seeing the program continue to grow across the First State!

📷: Seaford High School Staff

05/08/2026

Great preview of our archery program.

05/08/2026

Tune in to Outdoors Delmarva this Saturday May 9th at 7:30pm on WBOC to see the segment about our new National Archery in Schools Program at Seaford High School.

05/02/2026

Today we had two students bring in 3 catfish caught in the Nanticoke River to school. Mr. Cohee demonstrated how to fillet the catfish to three different classes. The fillets were then sent to culinary to be sautéed in lemon, butter, and salt for students and staff to try. The fish carcasses were buried in the memorial garden to provide nutrients for the plants.

03/15/2026

Cool pictures from the collaboration.

03/13/2026

Last week SHS FFA and SMS FFA had a joint chapter meeting. SHS FFA Officers had the opportunity to teach the middle school FFA members how to safely shoot a bow and arrow. They also worked together to build wood duck boxes and plant seeds.

02/21/2026

Yesterday we started preparing for our mallard banding project. We have 16 mallards using our school pond. Last year we were able to band three with DNREC Waterfowl Biologist Cole Tiemann. This year we are looking to band more and possibly deploy a GPS tracker on one the ducks so the students can track its movements. Another great collaboration with DE DNREC.

02/20/2026

Seaford High School Environmental Science and Culinary pathway students had the Field to Fork experience today. The deer they watched being processed on Tuesday, ended up on the plate today thanks to Chef David! It was a big hit with the students and admin!

02/18/2026

Yesterday our Environmental Science Pathway students had the opportunity to observe how to field dress, skin, and remove the meat from a deer harvested locally. DNREC Deer Biologist Sam Millman and Biological Aide II Darren Cook provided a very informative demonstration. The deer heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas, and deer fetus were shared with the medical pathway. The venison was sent to culinary to be marinated and cooked.

04/04/2025

Our FFA Officers and members collaborating in another awesome hands on experience.