October 19, 2015
Delaware News
Delaware Public Media
Dropout bill to return to General Assembly in January
Delaware lawmakers are reviving efforts to keep kids from dropping out of school before they’re adults. Right now, state code allows students over 16-years-old to withdraw from the classroom if they choose to without repercussions. Rep. Debra Heffernan’s...
College Application Month kicks off today
Today marks the start of Delaware College Application Month!
From now through November 20, 2015, all district and charter high schools will host their own College Application Week, during which schools will set aside time during the day for students to fill out and submit college applications, along with the help of local volunteers. The ultimate...
October 16, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Troubled charter school placed on formal review
The Delaware MET, a new charter school in Wilmington that is struggling with school safety, discipline and finances, was placed on formal review by state officials Thursday. That means the Department of Education will put the school under a microscope, and it means...
October 15, 2015
Delaware News
The Dover Post
Teachers are prepped and ready for award night
It’s the Emmy Award of teaching, according to Caesar Rodney School District Teacher of the Year Sandy Krugh. On Oct. 20 at 5 p.m. at Dover Downs Hotel and Casino, the 2015-16 Delaware Teacher of the Year will be announced. Having won at the school and district levels...