January 4, 2017
Delaware News
Cape Gazette
Cape discusses before- and after-school care
Cape Henlopen School District is looking into options for before- and after-school care for students whose parents may need help when the district's new start times go into effect next school year. “The change of start times has been a concern for our families, and we take...
January 3, 2017
Delaware News
Delaware Public Media
Delaware behind in education data transparency
A report on education data from the Data Quality Campaign shows the majority of states are doing a bad job sharing data with the public. And Delaware is no exception. First State education policy fellow Atnre Alleyne worked for the Data Quality Campaign for four...
What Will President-Elect Trump’s Education Agenda Mean for Delaware?
President-Elect Donald Trump has selected Betsy DeVos as his choice for Secretary of Education. A number of people in the community have asked me for my take on what this will mean for public education in Delaware. Here are some initial thoughts.
Of course, she’s not been confirmed yet and we don’t know what her plans will be, so we’re...
Delaware Goes To Harvard: Interview with Kimberly Neal
In July 2016, Rodel Teacher Council member and secondary English teacher Kimberly Neal attended Project Zero with 15 of her Brandywine High School (BHS) colleagues. The Harvard Club of Delaware graciously provided the group with a full scholarship to attend the three day workshop.
Kimberly and her colleagues spent their time rotating through a...