Delmarva Christian Schools announces new hires
Gearing up for the 2020-21 school year, Delmarva Christian Schools announced the recent addition of two new members to the Royals family.
With computer systems engineering, information security, audio, video and lighting experience, Garrett Anderson brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise as the school’s new information technology specialist.
“I am excited to help take Delmarva Christian to the next level with technology,” said Anderson.
Anderson plans to add 150 new Chromebooks to the existing 56 at Delmarva Christian’s Milton Campus. He also plans to replace the high school’s mobile MacBook lab as well as the iMac lab used for courses in digital design media, photography and yearbook. Other items he plans to address include smart board projector package updates, lighting and sound equipment upgrades, and the acquisition of a multi-camera streaming system.
“The streaming system will allow us to livestream our graduation ceremony this summer and our weekly chapel services starting in the fall,” said Anderson. “We’re also excited at the prospect of streaming a majority of our sporting events that will enable our parents and grandparents to watch remotely. Not only will it benefit those who might not be able to come to the games, but it will also benefit student interns who will be working and learning to use industry-standard equipment.”
Anderson is also interested in teaching a production technology J-term course, starting an AV club and hosting professional development classes.
“I’m very interested in helping students and teachers,” said Anderson. “Whether it is by providing new opportunities for our students, or assisting teachers in developing and delivering innovative instruction methods, I am ready.”
Also joining Delmarva Christian is Wendy Kwiatkowski, the high school’s new enrollment and events coordinator. A graduate of Wilmington Christian High School and a mother whose children are attending Christian schools, Kwiatkowski has been immersed in and has a love for Christian education.
“Delmarva Christian has been a huge blessing to our family over the past six years,” said Kwiatkowski. “If you know me, then you know I have no problem sharing about how great Delmarva Christian is for those seeking an excellent Christian education. It’s an honor to be able to give back to the school and serve in a more official way.”
Kwiatkowski graduated from Towson University with a bachelor of science degree in sports management, and was Delaware’s first elite gymnast and the first Delawarean to qualify for Championships of the USA. As a full-scholarship Division I gymnast, Kwiatkowski was inducted into the TU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2002.
Over the years, Kwiatkowski has served as an NCAA Division I assistant gymnastics coach, and has coached cheerleading, softball and volleyball. She also has extensive event coordination and sales management experience.
Moreover, Kwiatkowski is a follower of Christ, dedicated wife and mother of five who seeks to love God and demonstrates a great love for others.
“I love listening and learning about others in order to help them heal, grow, and mature in their faith,” said Kwiatkowski. “I have learned to persevere through adversity and overcome by the power and strength of my lord and savior. My years as a gymnast and mother have taught me discipline, time management and self-confidence. I am so grateful to join the DCS staff, and I look forward to how God will stretch me in this position.”
The mission of Delmarva Christian Schools is to proclaim the gospel by preparing students spiritually, academically, and physically to know and do God’s will in their lives.
For more information about Delmarva Christian Schools, plans for in-person education in fall 2020 and competitive tuition ranges, call 302-856-4040 or go to www.delmarvachristian.org.
