With only seven applicants for executive director, the Wilmington Learning Collaborative council voted Thursday to extend the application deadline indefinitely. It was to have ended by March 23, with the post being filled by June 1.Ā The council also discussed whether to alert the current applicants that the deadline was being extended, whether to post the job ad in Ed …
Brandywine seeks help on superintendent evaluationĀ
The Brandywine School District voted Monday night to explore using the same new model for evaluate its superintendent that Christina decided to consider two months ago. The vote came after Brandywine School Board member Ralph Ackerman recommended contacting the Delaware School Boards Association to set up a workshop to talk about its program they would use with Superintendent Lincoln Hohler. …
Hereās what the Learning Collab will do to get started
The Wilmington Learning Collaborative already is forming the council that will govern it. Once the council is established, it will order a needs assessment, which will help the council decide where to put or share resources. Those are the starting tasks of the new education group that state, city and district officials hope will help raise learning and test scores …
Learning Collab: Brandywine bypasses vote again
Brandywine School Districtās Board of Education has once again bypassed a vote on whether the district should join the Wilmington Learning Collaborative.Ā During the school boardās Monday meeting, board members cited concerns over the collaborativeās governance structure and who would be responsible if the collaborative fails. The board did not indicate whether a vote would take place during its next …