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Two Students to Represent Delaware at National Science Camp
Two students will represent Delaware at the 61st National Youth Science Camp. Staff WriterThis post was originally published on this site
51st Annual DETSA Conference Celebrates Young Leaders, STEM and Innovation
Students brought home honors from the 51st annual Delaware Technology Student Association (DETSA) State Leadership Conference at University of Delawareâs Clayton Hall last week. Bringing together more than 800 students, educators, and industry professionals from across the state, this year’s conference was a celebration of innovation, leadership, and excellence in technology and engineering education, all under the theme “Evolution of …
All 7 board members agree: Fire Bradley Layfield
The Indian River School District Board of Education on Thursday voted to uphold the termination of a school principal enmeshed in a scandal involving a video image of a studentâs breast. In its private executive meeting Thursday night, the district board voted to uphold its firing of Bradley Layfield, former principal at Sussex Central High School. In response, Layfieldâs lawyer, …
Great Oaks on track to meet all 16 conditions to stay open
The State Board of Education Thursday night announced promising progress on conditions placed on a charter school that has been facing a potential closure for two years. In November, Great Oaks Charter School was given one last chance by the state to meet the 16 conditions to keep its doors open. RELATED: Great Oaks Charter likely to get one last …
Don Patton steps away from WLC, group seeks another extensionÂ
One of the champions of improving education in Delaware is resigning from the Wilmington Learning Collaborativeâs governing council. Don Patton, who started both positions in 2022, says he needs to focus on his elected position as president of the Christina School District Board. Also Tuesday night, Laura Burgos, executive director of the collaborative, had some pointed words about the state …
Freire celebrates new athletic facility, home-court advantage
It felt like a carnival on 14th Street as Wilmingtonâs Freire Charter School unveiled its $5.3 million athletic center to the public Wednesday night. Students lined up at the popcorn and cotton candy stands as the schoolâs band, cheerleaders, basketball team and dancers thundered through the gym to applause from families, education leaders and government officials. Andrea Robinson, a senior …
"Disney on the Yard" in the MLK Jr. Student Center
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State Employees Art Exhibition at the DSU Arts Center/Gallery
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DSU Professor establishes an institution of higher education in native country
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