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Delaware launches a registration system to encourage mentoring.
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The new statewide student assessment results show largely stagnant outcomes in overall student proficiency, hovering around single-digit increases and decreases in math and reading if not no change at all from last year’s data.
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Familiar face returns as Christina School District interim superintendent as board tensions continueIn a contentious vote, the Christina School Board approves an interim superintendent- turning to a familiar name over an in house option.
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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.
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Senate and House Education Committees hear the Public Education Compensation Committee’s recommendations on educator pay raises, but some are concerned about school districts' share.
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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.
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A Georgetown-based charter school slated to open this fall is delaying its opening by one year.
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The Delaware Department of Education hires a private firm to test for lead in drinking water in the state’s schools.
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State lawmakers took a few hours looking over one of the state’s largest budget lines, the Department of Education.
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Two big seats in Gov. John Carney’s cabinet were filled Wednesday.