Educators Highlight Funding Gaps and Call for Policy Change in Delaware

Author: Julia Zammith

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Two Children for Every Available Seat: Delaware’s Unmet Child Care Demand

July 12th, 2024

Author: Nicole Kennedy

Affordable, accessible child care is a foundational necessity for supporting families and the economy.  But statewide data has showed us that as many as 80 percent of Delaware parents and caregivers are holding back from advancing their careers, pursuing education, or buying a home because they cannot access or afford child care. What...

We’re Hiring: Research and Policy Fellow

July 11th, 2024

Author: Rodel

Rodel is hiring! Job title: Research and Policy Fellow Reports to: Policy and Advocacy Manager Position Summary: Rodel seeks a Research and Policy Fellow to work with the policy and communications teams to engage and inform stakeholders, partners, and the community to work together in support of Rodel’s vision. The Research and...

As Legislature Wraps, Lawmakers Focus on School Climate, Child Care, and Holistic Supports for Students and Educators

July 2nd, 2024

Author: Rodel

The 152nd General Assembly—the last one convened under Gov. John Carney—is officially in the books. As promised during his final State of the State Address, Gov. Carney’s recommended pay increases for educators passed the final budget. Overall, Delaware saw its state education budget grow 8.6-percent over last year, with $171,658,500...

Funding Commission to Set the Stage for School Finance Reform

June 26th, 2024

Author: Julia Zammith

Delaware’s longstanding quest for a more student-centered, equitable school funding system marches on. Following the release of an independent assessment of Delaware’s school funding system conducted by American Institutes for Research (AIR), the state Senate and House of Representatives education committees held a joint...
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