April 13, 2015
Delaware News
Newsworks
Talking opt out, redistricting with Delaware lawmakers
Recently, I sat down with state senators Dave Sokola (D-Newark) and Ernie Lopez (R-Rehobeth), and state representatives Earl Jaques (D-Glasgow) and Kevin Hensley (R-Middletown) to talk education.
Cape Gazette
Readin’, writin’ & arithmetic disguised as fun in...
April 10, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Are students ready for our democracy?
By Ed Freel, project director and Fran O’Malley, curriculum director of the Democracy Project at the University of Delaware.
Graduating young people who have the knowledge, skills, and experiences to be constructive and engaged citizens is critical to keeping our Republic. When...
April 9, 2015
Delaware News
edSurge
How Delaware teachers put a personalized framework into practice
Article by Jennifer Hollstein, Secondary English Teacher and Teacher Evaluator at Charter School of Wilmington and Robyn Howton, a National Board Certified English Teacher at Mount Pleasant High School. Both are members of the Rodel Teacher Council.
If we, as...
April 8, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Delaware's system of school tax votes debated
Delaware's two largest school districts are facing controversy and tough decisions over their attempts to raise property taxes, reigniting the debate over how schools are funded.
Why Delaware needs nonprofit coding academy
By Porter Schutt, a Partner and Head of the...