Delaware Department of Education

Delaware launches a registration system to encourage mentoring.

Student performance in statewide testing remains stagnant and low in Delaware.

The statement of interest responds to a federal lawsuit that a alleges Delaware fails to provide special education resources in prisons.

Stay under the state Department of Education, become a nonprofit, or a hybrid of those two options, that’s the question a task force is tackling for the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association.

Gov. John Carney is recommending $2.1 billion be allocated to the Department of Education in fiscal year 25, with $3 million for early literacy coaches and $10 million for additional funding units this year.

Delaware’s Department of Education is establishing a standardized system to assess and evaluate the safety of public school buildings.

The ACLU’s complaint calls for an investigation into the Delaware Department of Education's lack of access to Listening and Spoken Language services and over-referrals to Delaware School for the Deaf.

Due to budget constrictions, the Department of Education could not formally request teacher salary raises, but they hope Gov. John Carney's office will still consider enacting them.

The second round of a Delaware child care professional bonus registry is open.

Statewide Autism Programs is now part of the Delaware Department of Education.