When Kids Fall Through the Cracks, it Costs Taxpayers Double
With a budget deficit nearing half a billion dollars, Delaware needs to invest where it counts. The school-to-prison pipeline—which gets its name from the research-supported pattern that the more times a student faces in-school and out-of-school suspensions, the more likely they are to drop out of school and become incarcerated—is harmful...
June 8, 2017
Delaware News
Cape Gazette
Cape High graduates celebrate commencement
Cape High Principal Brian Donahue was fine until he read the last sentence of his letter to the graduating 2017 senior class. “The 2016-2017 school year has been amazing for all of us. We wish you the best as you continue on your journey to make all of your dreams come...
Delaware Educators Speak Up
June 2017 Teacher Newsletter
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Delaware Teachers Stress the Importance of Social and Emotional Learning
Continuing in its tradition of impacting local and national education conversations, the Rodel Teacher Council released Educators...
June 7, 2017
Delaware News
Cape Gazette
Sussex Academy seniors make history with graduation
Sussex Academy's Class of 2017 made history Friday night, June 2. The 38 seniors became the first graduates of Sussex County's only public charter high school. "You've set the bar high," said keynote speaker Gov. John Carney. "Together you've built this school. You...