The University of Delaware is moving to incorporate artificial intelligence into its business and economics graduate programs to keep up with how AI is affecting the workforce.UD’s Lerner College of Business and Economics is developing programs focusing on artificial intelligence, fintech and analytics as part of its Transformative Excellence Plan, which will add faculty and expand offerings in those areas – areas where employers are increasingly seeking expertise.Delaware Public Media’s Joe Irizarry spoke with Lerner College of Business Dean Oliver Yao about their plan, how they're helping students prepare for AI’s growing role in the business world and understanding the ethics of AI.

The decision saw pushback at the board's latest meeting.

The Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence charter school will close its doors at the end of the school year.

The Public Education Funding Commission reviewed five recommendations it plans to vote on next month to revamp Delaware’s school funding model.

Reading proficiency sat at 52% for students third grade and younger before the pandemic, and Marten said she aims to get that number to 53% by 2028. It currently sits at 38%.

Federal Chief Judge Colm Connoly delivered a searing memorandum opinion, saying Shelton’s case was devoted to “irrelevant, over-the-top argument.”

The state’s Charter School Accountability Committee holds a second public hearing on the future of Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence charter school

The Joint Finance Committee heard from the Department of Education during its final week of hearings.

The WLC was given $10 million in FY 2026 but could receive just $2 million if the proposed budget goes through.

Delaware’s Department of Education released a strategic plan as part of its budget presentation to lawmakers.