expanded so it could reopen in fall 1989. Casimir Pulaski Elementary School (Wilmington) - It was in Hedgeville. In 1988 the district proposed expansion. Pyle Elementary School (Wilmington) Frederick Douglass Stubbs School (Wilmington) - It was in Canby Park. It was a center for handicapped students, but in 1988 they were being mainstreamed into traditional schools so Stubbs could be expanded and converted into a regular school. Facilities Its current administrative offices are in the Drew Educational Support Center in Wilmington. It was formerly the Dr. Charles Richard Drew Elementary School. It previously had its administrative headquarters in Newark. These administrative offices were formerly housed in the Old Newark Comprehensive School. Dress code By 1998 three schools: the early childhood center, Shue-Medill Middle School, and Drew-Pyle Elementary School had adopted school uniforms, prompting other districts to consider it, though in 1998 the number of public schools in Delaware with uniforms was below 20. Controversy The District has been criticized for its strict interpretation of its "no weapons" policy. In 2009 it suspended a six-year-old Cub Scout for taking a camping utensil to school and wanted to send the child to its alternative placement school for 45 days as punishment. In 2007 the District expelled a seventh-grade girl for using a utility knife to cut windows out of a paper house for a class project. In 2011, a seventh-grader was suspended and almost expelled for dyeing her hair. References External links Christina School District Website Education in Wilmington, Delaware Newark, Delaware 1981 establishments in Delaware School districts established in 1981 School districts in New Castle County, Delaware