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Julia Keleher will serve as the nonprofits next executive director—even as a brief stint in federal prison joins her resume in educational leadership.

Three years ago, the nation’s schools received the first installment in what would become the largest infusion ever of federal funds for education — $190 billion to not only safeguard against COVID, but reverse the academic crisis that followed. Evidence of the damage from a year of remote learning was inescapable: major setbacks in reading […]

Although last week’s school board elections had extremely low voter turnout, one education group points out this year’s numbers rose in many....

With pressure from Delaware educational organizations, a bill that would prevent delays to school board candidate campaigns garnered support...

The Indian River School District will host an election for two seats on its board of education on May 9, with seats in District 2 and District 3 up for

Caesar Rodney, Delmar, Laurel, Smyrna and Woodbridge school districts removed the virtual option this years as students and faculty return to....

The list of school board candidates for the May 9 election has been finalized after delays caused by new background check regulations. 

Candidates have 19 days left to file to run in the May 9 school board elections, and education advocates hope to encourage more people to run...

Candidates have 19 days left to file to run in the May 9 school board elections, and education advocates hope to encourage more people to run in those three

For public school students in grades 3 through 8, 42% are proficient in English and 30% in math. One education advocate says the scores reflect a system “in crisis.”