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DOVER – The Joint Finance Committee meeting on education went from celebration to interrogation when three higher education institutions spoke about their requested budgets for fiscal year 2027 on …
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 By Xiomara Moore
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2/6/26
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Questions such as why a referendum is needed, how much taxes would increase and where that money would go were all answered by Caesar Rodney School District superintendent Dr. Corey Miklus on Feb. 4, during a forum on the topic.
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 By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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2/5/26
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With a few exceptions, Delaware’s schools opened on schedule Feb. 2, following an expression of displeasure by the governor about lengthy weather-related closures.
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 By Brian Trompeter
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2/2/26
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The Caesar Rodney School District will host a forum at 6 p.m. Feb. 4 via Zoom, to provide information about its Feb. 9 operating referendum.
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2/2/26
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Sussex Technical High School has been awarded an Innovation Grant from the Delaware Department of Education.
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1/28/26
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DOVER — The city is preparing to add a powerful tool toward successful outcomes for youth.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware has purchased property on Forrest Avenue — about 1.5 miles …
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 By Mike Finney
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1/19/26
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On Jan. 12, Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence met with the Charter School Accountability Committee to discuss last year’s issues with their finances, student support services and …
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By Xiomara Moore
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1/12/26
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WILMINGTON — Black Women in Aviation, a Delaware-based nonprofit organization, is committed to helping underrepresented youth take flight.
Black Women in Aviation recently announced that it …
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By Mike Finney
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1/7/26
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The Caesar Rodney School District has been working for months to keep residents schooled about its Feb. 9 operating referendum — through presentations, a new website and voting details.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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1/3/26
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American Civil Liberties Union Delaware on Dec. 22 filed a complaint against three school districts to Superior Court, reporting that Freedom of Information Act requests were met with “unusually high fee charges.”
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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12/26/25
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At Capital School District’s December Board of Education meeting, a member highlighted how Delaware’s statewide literacy plan has aided district projects so far.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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12/22/25
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DOVER — Delaware State University is filled to the brim with a record number of students this fall.
On Nov. 20, the school announced an enrollment of 6,623 students, a 31.7% increase since …
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By Mike Finney
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11/26/25
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DOVER — Delaware State University is filled to the brim with a record number of students this fall. On Nov. 20, the school announced an enrollment of 6,623 students, a 31.7% increase since …
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By Mike Finney
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11/24/25
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Delaware State University announced Nov. 20 its official fall enrollment of 6,623 students, a 31.7% increase in enrollment since 2020.
This is the university’s largest …
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11/21/25
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DOVER — The Delaware Department of Education (DOE) is honoring 19 educational-support professionals for their outstanding work. The 2026 honorees, by district or charter school community, are: …
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11/18/25
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LEWES — Cape Henlopen High School is ending classes and dismissing students at 9:45 a.m. on Nov. 12.
A power outage in Lewes caused a blackout at the school, but when the issue was …
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 By Brian Gilliland
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11/12/25
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Delaware State University announced five leadership changes Nov. 7.
Stannis Smith was appointed as the university’s general counsel. Mr. Smith previously served as executive …
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11/11/25
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DOVER — Since 2018, there has been a concerted effort to increase the safety of Delaware schools.
That is due in part to the Delaware School Safety and Security Fund, which allocates about …
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 By Joseph Edelen
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11/10/25
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With student safety top of mind, Delaware schools and law enforcement agencies are adding security measures.
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By Kaitlyn Cupelli
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11/5/25
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Delaware State University President Tony Allen announced Oct. 20 that the university will temporarily defer payments for the fall 2025 semester for students and families experiencing …
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10/21/25
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