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The hybrid formula under consideration would see public schools prioritize low income, special education and multilingual learner students.
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If put in place, funding would be determined by teaching units, which are already considered, and weighted student counts.
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Delaware Tech has not yet selected the students who will have their tuition covered, but they will likely be in cohorts in the upcoming fall and spring semesters.
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The plan would redraw lines in Wilmington so there are no more than two school districts for the city's students.
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If implemented, the county could collect 1.25 percent of development construction value that would go to school districts.
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The Delaware Vision Coalition releases its third 10-year plan for public education, hoping to boost testing scores and bring high literacy rates back to the First State.
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Meyer met with childcare leaders in the First State Thursday.
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The nonprofit will spend part of the grant on an adverse childhood experience survey.
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Student performance in statewide testing remains stagnant and low in Delaware.
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The report covers issues and data in health care, education, economy and safety.