Tag: Delaware teachers

Rodel’s Post-Election Statement

News

December 12th, 2024

As we collectively navigate the post-election landscape and prepare for the transitions at the state and federal levels, we at Rodel want to reaffirm our mission, objectives, and values and ask for your partnership in supporting our public schools. For families, educators, and students – particularly those from marginalized communities...

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Educators Highlight Funding Gaps and Call for Policy Change in Delaware

Funding and Equity

October 28th, 2024

When it comes to Delaware’s school funding formula, classroom educators tend to agree with the conclusions drawn by the American Institutes of Research (AIR) last year: that it is inadequate, it negatively impacts student outcomes, and lacks transparency.   Seven members of the Rodel Educator Network came together in 2024 to learn about...

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Sparking Curiosity and a Love of Teaching: Q&A with Teacher of the Year Cory Hafer

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February 6th, 2024

*Photos by Jennifer Corbett and Cory Hafer.   For the students inside Cory Hafer’s classroom, such questions can launch an investigative journey and a love of learning. Hafer, a science and engineering teacher at Middletown High School, is Delaware’s 2024 Teacher of the Year. Over the course of five years at Middletown...

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Best Way to Solve a Teacher Shortage? Better Pay and Supports Could Be Considered Under New Bill

Educator Support and Development

June 8th, 2022

Introduced during Teacher Appreciation Week, Senate Bill 100 with Senate Amendment 1 looks to evaluate and review current teacher salaries in Delaware. Sponsored by Sen. Bryan Townsend and supported by a wide array of legislators, the bill proposes the establishment of the Public Education Compensation Committee to review Delaware’s...

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