Jessica Liu, who teaches multilingual learners at Etta J Wilson Elementary School, was picked from 20 nominees representing all three counties in the First State.

The Delaware Environmental Appeals Board sided with a Sussex County resident’s arguments that DNREC approved an incomplete US Wind application for its offshore Maryland Project.

Dr. Deirdra Aikens on the consortium pointed out the goal of preservation and addressing inequalities were, "polarizing."

Delaware’s Department of Education received $16 million to invest in the state’s charter schools.

The state Dept. of Education distributes a second round of “Bridge to Practice” grants, sending over $7 million to First State schools.

With the Department of Education poised to invest millions of additional dollars into Delaware schools with a new school funding formula, State Education Secretary Cindy Marten said the state needs to track what that investment produces.

While the proposed budget contains modest increases to things like curriculum and athletics, much of the increase comes from state-funded increases to teacher salaries.

At a Board of Education meeting last week, the district’s Manager of Teaching, Learning, and Assessment, Corey Heacock, presented data and pointed to several successes.

The board has been without a fifth member since the abrupt resignation of then-Vice President Shane Bowden in early July.

A United Way of Delaware statewide summer reading initiative receives national recognition.