When Federal Oversight Shrinks, Who Protects Students with Disabilities?

Author: Nicole Kennedy

October 24th, 2025

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Funding Commission Readies its Guiding Principles Amid Reassessment Turmoil

October 2nd, 2025

Author: Julia Zammith

We’re Hiring: GYO Teaching Assistants

August 6th, 2025

Author: Rodel

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What the Recent Decisions in D.C. Mean for Delaware’s Children, Families, and Educators

July 16th, 2025

Author: Nicole Kennedy

As of July 28, 2025 The recently enacted federal reconciliation package, HR 1 One Big Beautiful Bill Act, was signed into law on July 4. It comes alongside a series of actions by the Trump Administration, including executive orders, agency rule changes, and non-regulatory guidance limiting eligibility for key programs. Together, these...

Why I Chose Social Work Over Teaching in Delaware

July 15th, 2025

Author: Patience Bivins

I see teaching as a fallback career, a "Plan B" to becoming a social worker. This perception came from witnessing the overwhelming challenges including unsustainable workloads, inadequate pay, a lack of resources in Delaware schools, and my observations as a college student pursuing psychology and child development. During my internship with...

We’re Hiring: Program Specialist

July 11th, 2025

Author: Rodel

Rodel is hiring! Job title: Program Specialist Position Summary: Rodel seeks a Program Specialist to support the organization’s technical assistance efforts with school districts, higher education institutions, and state partners. A successful candidate will bring an equity-centered mindset with a background in education, project...

First Legislative Session During Meyer Administration Prioritizes Literacy and Student Wellbeing

July 3rd, 2025

Author: Rodel

In a year of major transitions that featured a new governor and cabinet secretaries, new legislative leadership, and critical budget talks, Delaware education saw a somewhat muted legislative session when it came to education. Gov. Matt Meyer and Sec. of Education Cindy Marten focused their first six months in office on building their teams...
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