November 18, 2015
Delaware News
Delaware Public Media
New criminal justice reform task force underway
Officials from the state's executive, judicial and legislative branches formed a new task force to try and overhaul Delaware’s criminal codes and sentencing guidelines. Chairman Sen. Harris McDowell (D-Wilmington North) describes it as a “system in failure."...
November 17, 2015
Delaware News
Delaware 105.9
Lawmakers question Wilm. redistricting funding plan
With a month to go before the Wilmington Education Improvement Commission goes before the State Board of Education with its redistricting plan, lawmakers are asking tough questions about how it will be funded.
The News Journal
Carney: renew grants for science...
Laurie Jacobs: Communications and Operations Assistant
My name is Laurie Jacobs and I am the newest member of the Rodel Foundation family. As a Delaware native, my path and Rodel’s have crossed on numerous occasions (sometimes like ships in the night).
After graduating from William Penn High School, I attended George Mason University (GMU) in Fairfax, Virginia. While at GMU, I served as an intern...
November 16, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Schools urge students to take part in College Application Month
Oct. 19 through Nov. 20 is this year's College Application Month, and every school in the state is taking steps to encourage kids to apply. Seniors are spending time in computer labs during the school day filling out admission applications, working...