Education in Wilmington

The event was largely run by 18-to-20 year old interns for the city.

Reading Assist and Mrs. Wordsmith provide supplies and tutors to Wilmington's children, aiming to help those performing at the bottom 25 percent reading proficiency rate.

Wilmington City Council President Trippi Congo proposes a new Office of Educational Advocacy.

The school invited community members to celebrate with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a block party.

Discussions about work to address education issues in the First State often focus on school leaders, Dept. of Education officials and lawmakers or groups…

Education in the First State faced a number of issues before the coronavirus pandemic upended everything.But those pre-COVID-19 issues have not…

The push to redistrict Wilmington schools is off to a bumpy start in the General Assembly after lawmakers voted to table it in a House committee…

A community discussion Saturday hosted Wilmington’s Movement for a Culture of Peace focused on finding ways to deal with issues such as trauma that…

Two prominent University of Delaware alumni are establishing a fund to improve education for low-income and at-risk students around the state. The…

Five members of the Wilmington Education Improvement Committee held a second town hall meeting Tuesday night at Cab Calloway School in Wilmington. The…