April 19, 2017
April 19, 2017
Delaware News
Delaware Public Media
State budget shortfall grows larger according to latest revenue estimate
Delaware’s budget shortfall continues to grow, now hovering just below $400 million for fiscal year 2018. The additional bad news comes just weeks after Gov. Carney unveiled his $4.1 billion budget plan that seeks to...
April 18, 2017
April 18, 2017
Delaware News
Associated Press
Absences, fitness, atmosphere are new ways to track schools
States are beginning to outline new ways to evaluate their schools, mixing traditional measures like test scores with things like physical fitness and whether children feel safe in school. Connecticut and Delaware, among others, also...
The Link Between Career/Technical Education and Student Success
Just one career and technical education course above the average can boost a student’s odds of graduating high school and enrolling in a two-year college, according to a study by the Fordham Institute. It can also lead to a higher likelihood of college enrollment, employment, and better wages.
So how are Delaware students accessing...
April 17, 2017
Delaware News
Rodel Blog
Delaware in the national Pathways spotlight: 5 takeaways
Last month, from up on stage at the Chase Center on the Riverfront, Beatriz Ramirez told her story. Today a senior at William Penn High School, Beatriz originally came to the U.S. not speaking English as a first language. She felt isolated at school, and often...