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An independent review of Delaware’s education funding system from the American Institutes for Research recommends significantly higher investment in schools, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have concerns.
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State Sen. Russ Huxtable introduced legislation in June to grant Sussex County the ability to utilize voluntary school assessments to help schools keep up with expansion costs as residency and development continues to grow.
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The Delaware Public Education Compensation Committee wraps up its final education funding structure recommendations for next year.
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The University of Delaware is seeking tens of millions in funding for major construction and maintenance projects.
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Increased funding for students in kindergarten through third grade eligible for basic special education services is now law in the state.Before House Bill…
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The House Education Committee forwarded a resolution to seek ways to modernize Delaware’s education funding system.The resolution is a product of the…
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Gov. John Carney’s State of the State hit a few points lawmakers on both sides of the aisle can agree on. Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers agreed…
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The state is trying to prevent staff layoffs at school districts and charters due to enrollment drops during the pandemic. Gov. John Carney and state…
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A settlement was announced Monday in the high-profile lawsuit filed by NAACP, ACLU and other education advocates seeking to overhaul Delaware’s school…
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Much of what is in this week’s education funding lawsuit settlement, including the funding elements, require the Delaware General Assembly’s approval.…