August 23, 2012
National News
Washington Post
D.C. charter schools fight second-class status
While Washington D.C. pours billions into rebuilding a city system that has more classroom space than it needs, parents are increasingly opting for charter schools. If trends continue, charter enrollment will surpass the traditional public school population before the end...
August 22, 2012
Local News
Cape Gazette
Cape celebrates improving test scores
Ninth-graders at Cape Henlopen High School scored double-digit improvements on state tests, topping district achievements.
DDOE
Statewide data dashboard gives educators new tool to support student learning
The Delaware Department of Education’s Education Insight system allows...
We’re Still Fixing a Broken Car
The University of Delaware’s annual “Delaware Teacher and Administrator Supply and Demand Survey Analysis” report reminds me of fixing my first car in high school – a lot of repairs around the edges that kept it running while, in the end, a whole new car was required.
We all remember our first car – for me, it was a 1982 Honda Accord...
Voting Starts Today for iEducate Delaware Finalists
Today, voting has begun for the iEducate Delaware finalists: 15 Delawareans who are unsung heroes of public education from up and down the state. The finalists--nominated by people like you--represent a diverse cross-section of teachers, community leaders, school leaders, and other inspiring individuals who are dedicating their time, commitment...