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...
January 29, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Lawmakers want expanded special needs service
House Bill 148 would target a major gap in state services by expanding special education services to special needs students in Pre-K through third grade, say lawmakers.
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Delaware lawmakers seek special education expansion
The proposed expansion would provide basic...
January 28, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Bill would halt Wilmington charter school applications
The state would not consider any new charter school applications in Wilmington until June 30, 2017, under a bill proposed in the General Assembly on Tuesday.
Red Clay approves plans for Priority Schools
Shortlidge and Warner Elementary Schools will be changed...
January 26, 2015
Delaware News
The News Journal
Teach for America instructors rate well
Though they are few in number, teachers who come from Delaware’s alternative training programs like Teach for America are disproportionately working in high-poverty schools, serving at-risk kids and teaching the most-needed subject areas, according to a report released this...