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Delaware is facing yet another battle over more needs-based support or universal free school meals for all public school students.
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The Delaware General Assembly advances legislation that would allow the City of Newark to levy a $50 per-student, per-semester tax on the University of Delaware.
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Delaware lawmakers introduce the bipartisan Freedom to Read Act, which would ensure books are not removed from public and school libraries for identity-based, ideological or religious reasons.
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A split Christina School Board selects a new superintendent.
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University of Delaware graduate degree programs get high marks from U.S. News & World Report this year with one regaining its top ranking.
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The referendum will be held June 5.
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Jenny Nauman has been the district's assistant superintendent since 2018 and will take on the new role in July.
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At its meeting Monday, the commission discussed one of its most concrete funding formula changes to date, which includes adopting a three-tiered hybrid model.
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Delaware State University and Capital One host a pitch competition for HBCU students developing AgriTech products.
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The Delaware legislature is experiencing déjà vu as it once again battles over expanding eligibility for free school meals or opting to fund universal school meals entirely.