Education

Droves of students will not be held back because of interruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Delaware educators say. Instead, schools will bear down on core math and English skills. They’re also planning ways to help kids catch up through...

Education

Data Lab, TeenSHARP create way to track those apply for federal school money

Taylor Goebel - March 5, 2021 0

The groups hope their new dashboard will encourage Delaware students to apply

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Appoquinimink warms to later start for middle, high schools

Ken Mammarella - March 3, 2021 0

The school board on March 15 will live-stream a workshop on its YouTube channel featuring a sleep expert.

Education

UD ramps up restrictions designed keep COVID cases from continuing to climb

Daniel Larlham Jr. - February 26, 2021 0

The university brought 4,000 students back to campus for spring and one of the new rules says they are not allowed to have visitors.

Culture

Three takeaways on achieving Black excellence and influencing Wilmington’s future

Taylor Goebel - February 26, 2021 0

The panelists said that growing up, they had Black role models who lifted them up and showed them what success looks like.

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Government & PoliticsBetsy Price - April 16, 20210

Delaware passes 100,000 COVID-19 cases

The number of variant cases continue to rise, but the state only tested 92 samples last week.

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Spartans use big fifth inning to hold off Sallies at Frawley 6-4

Nick Halliday - April 16, 2021 0

Christian Colmery pitched 5 innings of shutout ball

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Help biodiversity by picking up native plant each time you go to nursery

Taylor Goebel - April 16, 2021 0

Gradually adding natives to a garden will help it begin to add more to the state's biodiversity

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