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Delaware News WHYY In Delaware, looking for language teachers who 'don't really exist' By 2020, nearly one tenth of Delaware's public school students are expected to be in language immersion programs. That means about 10,000 students will spend half their day, every day learning in a foreign language. It's one of the nation's most ambitious...

Delaware News The News Journal Code class sets early computing path for Delaware youth Individuals with Barrel of Makers, an artists collective, set off on a series of classes in libraries around the state to bolster skills among the state and nation’s students and workforce, giving them comfort with coding and science, technology, engineering...

Delaware News WDEL State asks judge to dismiss Delaware charter school lawsuit Attorneys for Delaware's Department of Education are asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by a struggling, predominantly black all-girls charter school trying to stave off a second state-ordered closure. Cape Gazette College financial aid workshops at Cape Feb...

Delaware News The News Journal Fix plans for special-needs students, panel says State leaders are proposing legislation they say will improve the process of writing Individualized Education Programs, the legal agreements that parents sign with schools to make sure their children with disabilities are receiving the help they are required under...