House Education Committee

State Rep. Sherae’a Moore’s removal from the House Education Committee has sparked a larger conversation around due process and Democratic infighting within the Delaware legislature.

State Rep. Sherae’a Moore has been stripped of her title as vice chair of the House Education Committee and removed from the body entirely following controversy around her teaching licensure.

Delaware is facing yet another battle over more needs-based support or universal free school meals for all public school students.

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.

The House Education Committee moves six bills forward that would provide substantial reform to school board meetings and member requirements.

State Rep. Bryan Shupe (R-Milford) introduced a bill that would enable the state to cover a maximum of 70% of the salary for school resource officers (SROs) and constables.

A bill to allow individuals who have committed a violent felony to apply for the SEED scholarship could not garner enough lawmaker support to move to the House floor.

While the legislation passed the House Education Committee, House Floor and Senate Education Committee with bipartisan ease last legislative session, it has now stalled in the Senate.

The House Education Committee releases a bill mandating employees and students at higher education institutions receive training in sexual assault prevention.

A bill that would make school meals free at all Delaware public schools advances in the House, but State Rep. Bryan Shupe says he plans to introduce a different bill with a smaller price tag.