An interview with Arreon Harley
February 11, 2018
Arreon Harley appears on the Delaware State of the Arts Podcast to talk about the Choir School’s history, new location in Wilmington, current activities and the upcoming Witness concert.
Listen to the podcast on the Delaware Division of the Arts website
Arreon Harley: Social Impact Through Music & Mentoring
January 31, 2018
Arreon Harley sits down with the Social Capital Project to explain how the Choir School creates an intergenerational environment that increases the social capital of at-risk students.
More than just music, Choir School of Delaware hits all the right notes
December 15, 2017
WHYY’s First talks to Choir School staff, volunteers and students about the joy of being part of the Choir School family, and the upcoming Messiah concert.
Peace Week Delaware Revs Up Saturday
September 15, 2017
The second annual Peace Week Delaware takes off today with a march and a concert and will include 60 events designed to offer an alternative to morale-shredding disasters, crime and political fighting.
After-School Meals at the Cathedral Choir School
March 15, 2017
The Food Bank of Delaware plays an active role in the program by sponsoring 63 after-school meal programs. This week we are highlighting after-school programs up and down the state!
Choir School of Delaware Plans 2-Day Wilmington Bach Festival for May
February 14, 2017
The Choir School of Delaware and the Delaware Historical Society are collaborating on the first Wilmington Bach Festival to occur May 12 and 13 at the 1798 Old Town Hall on Market St.
MLK’s Dream Lives on in Delaware Teen Contest
January 15, 2017
New Castle County high school students used their way with words Sunday to encourage their communities, families and friends to give Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s message a chance in solving today’s societal problems.
An After-School Program as a Crime Prevention Tool
February 29, 2016
How can the good people of the greater Wilmington area provide a life changing and crime free experience for our young at-risk children?
