Quality Funds Awarded to Delaware for Infant and Toddler Care
Building on recent state efforts to strengthen early learning support, Delaware earned $5.5 million dollars last week from a federal Early Head Start grant opportunity to help support high quality, comprehensive services for infants and toddlers from low income families, over 5-years. This effort builds on recent investments in Delaware’s early...
December 12, 2014
Delaware News
Coastal Point
Free food pantry fights hunger in IR School District
As Indian River School District Parent Center coordinator, Michele Murphy helps many families with anything from college planning to free clothing. Located within the G.W. Carver Educational Center in Frankford, people can select 30 free pounds of food items and 5...
December 11, 2014
Delaware News
State of Delaware
Delaware awarded $5.5 million grant to expand services for infants and toddlers
A press release
Earning an opportunity to build on recent commitments to expand quality early learning services for its youngest residents, Delaware was notified today that it has been awarded a $5.5 million dollar federal grant to offer...
December 10, 2014
Delaware News
The News Journal
Charter schools are resegregating Delaware schools
An op-ed by Kathleen MacRae, Executive Director, ACLU of Delaware; and Jea Street, New Castle County Council Member
The complaint also explained how the growth of charter schools has contributed to the resegregation of public schools in Delaware. But that is not the...