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Governor Carney Declares May 8-12 as Teacher Appreciation Week in Delaware

Governor Carney visited with teachers at Hartly Elementary School on Monday HARTLY, Del. – Governor John Carney visited with teachers and students at Hartly Elementary School on Monday, and declared May 8-12 as Teacher Appreciation Week across Delaware. Governor Carney issued the following statement and encouraged all Delawareans to join him in personally expressing appreciation […]



Governor Carney Announces Kimberly Krzanowski as Executive Director of Office of Early Learning

Krzanowski to begin April DOVER, Del. – Governor John Carney announced today Kimberly Krzanowski, a long-time leader and advocate for early learning in the state, as the new executive director of the Delaware Department of Education’s Office of Early Learning. Krzanowski has more than 16 years of experience in early learning as a former early […]



Legislation Introduced to Expand SEED College Scholarship

Building on the state’s progress toward giving every Delawarean access to the education and training required to thrive in the new economy, Governor Markell today announced legislation to expand scholarships that provide two years of free college tuition to Delaware students.



State Auditor R. Thomas Wagner releases inspection report on Delaware Department of Education Travel Expenses

December 7, 2015 State Auditor R. Thomas Wagner, Jr. releases the Department of Education Travel Expenses Inspection report. Dover, Del. – State Auditor R. Thomas Wagner, Jr. is pleased to issue a clean inspection report regarding the Department of Education’s (DOE) travel expenses. During our review, we covered various aspects of travel and found their […]



Inmates earn diplomas through prison education program

Wearing black caps and gowns over their white prison jumpsuits, 10 men earned their high school diplomas today. The graduates from the James H. Groves Adult High School at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna are among 30 inmates across the state who are celebrating graduations through the Department of Education’s prison education program this spring.






 Pages Tagged With: "Department of Education"

Governor Carney Declares May 8-12 as Teacher Appreciation Week in Delaware

Governor Carney visited with teachers at Hartly Elementary School on Monday HARTLY, Del. – Governor John Carney visited with teachers and students at Hartly Elementary School on Monday, and declared May 8-12 as Teacher Appreciation Week across Delaware. Governor Carney issued the following statement and encouraged all Delawareans to join him in personally expressing appreciation […]



Governor Carney Announces Kimberly Krzanowski as Executive Director of Office of Early Learning

Krzanowski to begin April DOVER, Del. – Governor John Carney announced today Kimberly Krzanowski, a long-time leader and advocate for early learning in the state, as the new executive director of the Delaware Department of Education’s Office of Early Learning. Krzanowski has more than 16 years of experience in early learning as a former early […]



Legislation Introduced to Expand SEED College Scholarship

Building on the state’s progress toward giving every Delawarean access to the education and training required to thrive in the new economy, Governor Markell today announced legislation to expand scholarships that provide two years of free college tuition to Delaware students.



State Auditor R. Thomas Wagner releases inspection report on Delaware Department of Education Travel Expenses

December 7, 2015 State Auditor R. Thomas Wagner, Jr. releases the Department of Education Travel Expenses Inspection report. Dover, Del. – State Auditor R. Thomas Wagner, Jr. is pleased to issue a clean inspection report regarding the Department of Education’s (DOE) travel expenses. During our review, we covered various aspects of travel and found their […]



Inmates earn diplomas through prison education program

Wearing black caps and gowns over their white prison jumpsuits, 10 men earned their high school diplomas today. The graduates from the James H. Groves Adult High School at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna are among 30 inmates across the state who are celebrating graduations through the Department of Education’s prison education program this spring.