“Science of Reading” Early Literacy Gains Steam in Legislature
The science of reading, or the body of science-backed research that explains how the human mind acquires reading skills, continues to reverberate in Dover and beyond. We covered the topic in March, when the Senate Education Committee hosted a panel of experts who discussed why the science of reading is important for classrooms...
Previewing A Busy Week for Civic Engagement
School board elections are tomorrow, May 11. We shared with you last month why they are so important. The next important step is making a plan to vote tomorrow.
Decide if you’re going to vote before work or during your lunch break. Find out which polling place works for you. Double check before leaving. Click here to find out more from...
Meet Madison Plazio
Hi! My name is Madison Plazio. I am a senior at Thomas McKean High School and I’ve spent the last semester working as a Communications Fellow for Rodel. I have been in my school’s business marketing pathway for four years now. I love playing soccer for my travel team, working out, and being creative. This opportunity at Rodel has given me...
SAVE THE DATE: School Board Elections are May 11
In the landscape of elections, school boards often find themselves relegated to the background, with less engagement than the more expensive, better-advertised political campaigns. But school board elections are one of the most critical ways for citizens to inform community-level decisions, including the allocation of resources and dollars...