May 16, 2017
Delaware News
The News Journal
Budget cuts to education funding must be “equalized”
Opinion by Richard Forsten, president of the Appoquinimink School Board
These are difficult financial times for our state. There is a projected $395 million budget deficit, and the folks in Dover are looking at a combination of tax increases and spending cuts...
May 15, 2017
Delaware News
Cape Gazette
Cape ninth-graders earn scholarships from Give Something Back program
Two ninth-graders from Cape Henlopen High School, Sierra Gloria and Brianne Simmons, have been selected to receive scholarships to the University of Delaware through Give Something Back, a national organization devoted to mentoring and college...
May 12, 2017
Delaware News
Coastal Point
Teachers, secretaries change contracts to help IRSD
Some Indian River School District staff won’t make as much money this year as they were originally entitled to. They’ve reduced their next three years of raises to help the district deal with budget shortfalls and impending state budget cuts. The teachers and...
May 11, 2017
Delaware News
Department of Education
Governor Carney declares May 8-12 as Teacher Appreciation Week in Delaware
Governor John Carney visited with teachers and students at Hartly Elementary School on Monday, and declared May 8-12 as Teacher Appreciation Week across Delaware. Governor Carney issued the following statement and encouraged all...