September 13, 2016
Delaware News
Cape Gazette
H.O.B. students rock the first day of school
The guitar-playing principal started the year off with a hello here and a hola there, then followed up by visiting every classroom with a patriotic tune. Students were on time and ready to start the first day.
Department of Education
Community conversations to help shape...
September 12, 2016
Delaware News
Cape Gazette
Legislation allows medical marijuana on school grounds
Rylie Maedler was at a loss of words during a Sept. 7 bill signing making it easier for her to receive medical marijuana oils during the school year. A heart-felt, “Thank you,” and a big grin was all Maedler could muster. It was all anyone needed. Rylie uses...
What’s the Relationship Between School Quality and GDP?
Over the summer, education research wonks Eric A. Hanushek, Jens Ruhose, and Ludger Woessman published findings on the long-term economic impact of school improvement. This study draws a direct connection between school quality and economic growth, adding to a body of evidence demonstrating the benefits of education for individuals and...
September 9, 2016
Delaware News
Coastal Point
District teachers get training in preventing sexual abuse
Patricia Dailey-Lewis, who heads the Beau Biden Foundation for the Protection of Children, recalls the moment the foundation was born. It was in Lewes, she said, as she and Biden walked through the seaside town in the midst of the case against one of the most...