September 3, 2015
Delaware News
Newsworks
Delaware Smarter Balanced: new scores send mixed signals
The much-anticipated results from Delaware's new, tougher state test are in, and, well, they're mixed. As expected, the number of students deemed proficient on the first ever Smarter Balanced assessment was significantly lower than the number deemed proficient on its...
September 2, 2015
Delaware News
Delaware Public Media
Wilmington Educational Improvement Commission holds second town hall
Five members of the Wilmington Education Improvement Committee held a second town hall meeting Tuesday night at Cab Calloway School in Wilmington.
Del Tech to coach minority students for futures in STEM
With money from U.S. Department of...
September 1, 2015
Delaware News
Delmarva Public Radio
Emphasizing technical and science education for minority students
Delaware's congressional delegation is on a tour for a federal grant aimed at getting more minority students to take up careers in science and technology.
The News Journal
Schools cheer kids’ return; some busing issues arise
The early days of...
August 31, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Schools cheer kids’ return
Different districts and schools have different schedules, but Monday is the first day of school for many Delaware kids. It might be threatening rain in some places, but educators are working to make the environment energetic.
Delaware Public Media
Gov. Markell looks forward to new school...