March 27, 2015
Delaware News
Delaware State News
STEM Expo highlights opportunities in math, science fields
With a series of interactive activities, the STEM Expo at Delaware Technical Community College introduced middle and high school students Thursday night to science, technology, engineering and math programs.
‘Time seemed to go in slow motion’
Delaware...
Introducing Mollie Berner: Communications Fellow
When asked to write a bit about yourself, it’s always an interesting prospect. If you were asked to describe yourself in a handful of words, what would they be? What should others know about you, anyway? What is your ‘mission statement’?
When approached with this question, I answered with three words that describe me better than anything...
Join the Conversation on Early Childhood Learning
Few will argue that Delaware’s young children are the key to the state’s future prosperity. Today’s toddlers are tomorrow’s leaders, after all.
That’s why it’s so important to provide each child with the best start possible. During the first five years of life, our brains develop at lightning speed. The mental architecture we build...
March 26, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Delaware PTA: Parents should have say in standardized test
The Delaware Parent Teacher Association is joining teacher unions and several school boards in saying parents should have a right to opt their children out of taking the state standardized test.
Business Wire
Schoology selected by State of Delaware to power...