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Delaware to Mark AmeriCorps Week March 11-17 with Several Events

AmeriCorps Week provides an opportunity for Delaware’s 110 AmeriCorps members, alums, grantees, program partners, and friends to shine a spotlight on the work done by members — and to motivate more individuals to join AmeriCorps or to volunteer in their communities.




Governor’s Weekly Message: Fastest Growing Employers Say Strong Schools Critical To Job Creation

Governor Markell talks about what states can do to help businesses succeed and the economy grow.




Lt. Gov. Denn & Attorney General Biden Announce Improved Anti-Bullying Legislation

Noting that one out of every three middle and high school students report being bullied but many other incidents go unreported, Lt. Gov. Matt Denn, Attorney General Beau Biden and legislative leaders unveiled legislation on Friday that would protect students against bullying and add consistency in how such incidents are reported.




Governor’s Weekly Message: “I Love To Read” Month

Governor focuses on developing a lifelong love for reading, something that began for him when his parents handed him his older brother’s copy of Chip Hilton.




Governor Officially Proclaims February as Black History Month in Delaware

Governor Jack Markell and other dignitaries spoke about how our heroes of the past can serve as an inspiring lesson to today’s youth, such as the students from Dover’s Central Middle School who were also in attendance.







 Pages Tagged With: "education"

Delaware to Mark AmeriCorps Week March 11-17 with Several Events

AmeriCorps Week provides an opportunity for Delaware’s 110 AmeriCorps members, alums, grantees, program partners, and friends to shine a spotlight on the work done by members — and to motivate more individuals to join AmeriCorps or to volunteer in their communities.




Governor’s Weekly Message: Fastest Growing Employers Say Strong Schools Critical To Job Creation

Governor Markell talks about what states can do to help businesses succeed and the economy grow.




Lt. Gov. Denn & Attorney General Biden Announce Improved Anti-Bullying Legislation

Noting that one out of every three middle and high school students report being bullied but many other incidents go unreported, Lt. Gov. Matt Denn, Attorney General Beau Biden and legislative leaders unveiled legislation on Friday that would protect students against bullying and add consistency in how such incidents are reported.




Governor’s Weekly Message: “I Love To Read” Month

Governor focuses on developing a lifelong love for reading, something that began for him when his parents handed him his older brother’s copy of Chip Hilton.




Governor Officially Proclaims February as Black History Month in Delaware

Governor Jack Markell and other dignitaries spoke about how our heroes of the past can serve as an inspiring lesson to today’s youth, such as the students from Dover’s Central Middle School who were also in attendance.