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Brandywine High School’s STEM Team was named a National winner in the 14th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition in Washington DC.
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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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A Delaware State University faculty member receives federal funding to create a special education certification program.
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Delaware named its 2022 Teacher of the Year this weekThe honor goes to Jahsha Tabron, a special education teacher at Brandywine High School.Tabron is co-teacher in English classes there with a primary focus on ninth-grade special education students transitioning to the high school.And we visited with her in her classroom at Brandywine High.
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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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School administrators could earn a certificate in special education under new program being launched by the Delaware Department of Education.The…
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The Delaware Department of Education announced Dana Bowe as Delaware’s 2019 Teacher of the Year this week. Bowe teaches kindergarten through second grade…
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The number of kids enrolled in special education programs at Delaware’s public schools continues to grow, adding tens of millions of dollars worth of…
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The House Education Committee overwhelmingly rejected a proposal Wednesday that would have allowed parents of children with special needs to use state…