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January 6, 2016

January 6th, 2016

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Delaware Education Week With ESSA passage, Delaware offers lessons Commentary by Paul Herdman, President and CEO of the Rodel Foundation and leadership team member of the Vision Coalition If we want to address early learning systemically, fundamentally redesign a funding system, strengthen the teaching profession, or re-evaluate the delivery of...

January 5, 2016

January 5th, 2016

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Delaware Cape Gazette Cape High receives Blue Ribbon Award Cape Henlopen High School received a National Blue Ribbon award for outstanding achievement and the district celebrated with a luncheon Dec. 23.  Only 62 high schools of the 33,000 high schools in the United States received this prestigious award. The National Blue Ribbon Schools Program...

January 4, 2016

January 4th, 2016

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Delaware Cape Gazette Freeman Foundation mural project continues in schools The Joshua M. Freeman Foundation announced it is continuing to partner with middle schools in Sussex County on its arts initiative to help bolster confidence and inspiration within the student body. Nearly 1,300 students from two schools, Seaford Middle School and Southern...

December 30, 2015

December 30th, 2015

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Delaware Dover Post Hayes, at 22, is DSU’s youngest Ph.D. graduate Delaware State University held its commencement ceremony on Dec. 20 in the Memorial Hall Gymnasium. A Ph.D. in applied chemistry was earned by 22-year-old Jalaal Hayes, the youngest candidate to complete doctoral studies at DSU. Chron Delaware professor turns research into...