November 2, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Officers' role in Delaware schools under scrutiny
"There are some schools that have real violence problems and benefit greatly from having police officers," said Aaron Kupchik, a University of Delaware professor who studies school safety and school crime. "But the fact is that in most schools, keeping schools safe is...
October 30, 2015
Delaware News
Delaware Today
Wilmington: Changing schools, changing city
Improvements in Wilmington’s education landscape portend big things for students—and for the life of the city.
UDaily
ETS researcher Paul Deane to speak in School of Education colloquium series
The University of Delaware School of Education’s fall colloquium series...
4 Must-Have Data Resources on Delaware Public Education
Earlier this week, we blogged about DelawareFocus.org—the new website launched by the Delaware Community Foundation featuring data and analysis of 71 key community indicators in the areas of demographics, economy and working, financial self-sufficiency, quality of life, health, children and youth, and education.
This week we’ve pulled...
October 29, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Senate approves new education secretary
The Delaware Senate voted overwhelmingly to approve Gov. Jack Markell's nomination of Steven Godowsky for Secretary of Education on Wednesday, but only after its members made clear they expect him to be more approachable than his predecessor, Mark Murphy.
Christina...