Archived news from March 2009
Scty. Duncan is asked to weigh key special-education issues
Scholarships are available for Families
15th Annual Inclusion Conference
Raising Student Achievement With Art
Tucson Schools Enhance Learning with Art
Obama Puts Spotlight on Education Deficit
He wants U.S. to have highest proportion of college graduates in the world by 2020.
Program places college within reach of more students
Creative Teaching Reaps its Rewards
Six Delaware programs designated Superstars in Education
Demographic Changes in US Schools
Hispanics one-fifth of K-12 students
Below the Bar: Why We (Can’t) Forget Students Left Behind
Intervention Efforts Shouldn't Ignore Students With Special Needs
A rtists with Disabilities to win Recognition at Kennedy Center Showcase
Response-to-Intervention Program earns "What Works" approval
Helping Struggling Students Who Don't Qualify for Special Services
By Jan Baumel, M.S.
Nearly $100 billion in Stimulus Aid for Education
How will it be spent?
Every State to take Steps to improve Teacher Effectiveness
Including Delaware
CERTS Adult Action Center
Wish list
DE Education Reform Agenda Supports Educators, Fosters Innovation, Demands Accountability
Back to School Briefings" across the state to get citizen input
Governor Markell has made replacing the DSTP a priority.
Obama Apologizes For Saying His Bowling Score ‘Like Special Olympics’
Helpful tips for every step of transition planning
Effectively supporting students with dyslexia
Teachers need to know more about dyslexia and how to teach students
DE Joins Tough Choices or Tough Times
Rigorous Reform Agenda
The Evolution of Virtual Schooling
Research Shows Evolving Picture of E-Education
Schools Battle Student Stress
Schools use mind-body relaxation techniques to help fight anxiety
Breaking Away From Tradition
E-learning Opens New Doors to Raise Achievement