Strength in Numbers at Early Childhood Conference
By Michelle Wilson, kindergarten teacher at Booker T. Washington Elementary School, and member of the Rodel Teacher Council.
As co-chair of the Birth–Grade 3 Alignment Committee under the Delaware Early Childhood Council, I had a unique experience of helping facilitate the Stronger Together Conference that was held last...
Big Money and Summer Experiences: March 2016 Teacher Newsletter
Grants and Summer Experiences to Support Teacher and Student Learning
Engage in a Summer Fellowship
Delaware Teachers Institute Fellowship (Due Mar. 3) Each year, the Delaware Teacher Institute (DTI) offers a limited number of fellowships for teachers to participate in content area seminars, and to learn the...
March 2, 2016
Delaware
Cape Gazette
Special education law office opens in Georgetown
McAndrews Law Offices, the nation's largest special education legal practice, has opened a new office in Georgetown. The firm provides free legal counsel for students who say they have not received a fair and appropriate public education. Attorneys at the practice recently...
March 1, 2016
Delaware
Cape Gazette
District presents referendum plan at Rehoboth Elementary
Wearing a Rehoboth High School letterman jacket that still fits him perfectly, Chuck Mowll took a walk down memory lane as he listened to Cape Henlopen School District's plan for his former high school. “You hate to lose memories, but I like the idea of preserving...