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More Capital schools move to remote learning
Parents of Capital School District say more schools have gone remote and asynchronous for part of this week, but the district will not comment. Those schools include Dover High School, Dover Middle School and Kent County Community School, which serves about 300 students who have special needs. KCCS, which serves about 300 students who have special needs, went remote Thursday ... Read More
Local Students Awarded Scholarships to Foster Future Caroline County Educators
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DelawareLIVE Weekly Review – May 26, 2024
This Week’s Review Includes: More Capital schools move to remote learning Del. man gets 1.5M views for TikTok of his long commute Goodwill’s glass pulverizer will help it get into the sand business 3 beach restaurants to try this summer Some private school workers may be allowed to carry guns Parents upset as staffing issues close special needs school Cape ... Read More
Special education in Delaware prisons 'woefully deficient,' lawsuit claims
The state of Delaware systemically fails to provide legally adequate education to young people with learning disabilities inside its prison facilities, according to a federal lawsuit filed Thursday. The lawsuit claims the program responsible for providing special education for students in Delaware prisons has been legally deficient and has failed students for years − and that officials are aware of this. ...
Delaware Student of the Week already leading at Freire Charter School
And then there was another student to spotlight. Delaware Online/The News Journal is running a new initiative to recognize achievements of high school students across the state through reader voting. This "Delaware Student of the Week" honor looks to highlight academic excellence, extracurricular activities, volunteerism, perseverance and more attributes that make up the lives of so many young scholars.
'We were the guinea pigs': Delaware dual-language high school to graduate first seniors
The moment celebrates students, as well as growth for the first dual-language charter school in Delaware. Jorey Ayala is used to being the guinea pig. His parents immigrated to Delaware, setting out on a plan for his schooling while still speaking mostly Spanish between them. By the time their son was in second grade, however, they'd learn of a budding, public elementary school near Newark. It was small, basically in a converted warehouse. And it promised to be the first dual-language charter school in Delaware.
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