February 3, 2015
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...
February 2, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Should Delaware schools get letter grades like kids do?
Delaware is in the process of developing a new way of reporting school performance on its school accountability "report card."
Art show unites charter schools
The event celebrated the importance of art as a way for students to learn to express themselves as...
January 30, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Delaware budget: Millions in senior tax breaks cut
The governor budgeted $9.5 million for education programs, including programs for English language learners, school safety, resources for extended day schools and after-school programs in high-need schools, and money to recruit and support teachers, among other...
Upcoming Workshop on Personalized Learning
This blog post was written by Jen Hollstein, a Secondary English Teacher and Teacher Evaluator at the Charter School of Wilmington, and member of our Rodel Teacher Council.
We live in a personalized world. When we buy a song, iTunes recommends four new ones, our health care portal alerts us when our test results are ready, and Tom-Tom directs...