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Delaware students to compete in state Envirothon on April 28

Students from around the state will meet at Brecknock Park in Camden on April 28 to compete in the 21st annual Delaware Envirothon.



Governor’s Weekly Message: Giving All Delawareans Affordable Opportunities to Gain the Right Skills for Today’s Economy

Wilmington, DE – In his weekly message, Governor Markell highlights how the state is supporting efforts to connect Delawareans to affordable education and workforce training opportunities beyond high school at a time when continuing education is increasingly necessary to compete for good jobs in the new economy.



Delaware students experience renewable energy technology firsthand in 2016 Junior Solar Sprint model car competition

More than 100 Delaware middle school students, teachers and volunteers from across Delaware came together for Delaware’s 22nd Annual Junior Solar Sprint, a competition in which students build and race solar-powered model cars.



“Listen Up!”: Year-long spoken-word program to engage young people in Delaware history

Listen Up!” is a year-long series of programs and workshops in which participating Delaware youth will create their own spoken-word presentations.



Hartly, Kent County student places second in National Conservation District Poster Contest

A Kent County student was recently named the second place winner nationwide in the National Association of Conservation Districts’ (NACD) conservation poster contest, themed “Local Heroes – Your Hardworking Pollinators.”






 Pages Tagged With: "education"

Delaware students to compete in state Envirothon on April 28

Students from around the state will meet at Brecknock Park in Camden on April 28 to compete in the 21st annual Delaware Envirothon.



Governor’s Weekly Message: Giving All Delawareans Affordable Opportunities to Gain the Right Skills for Today’s Economy

Wilmington, DE – In his weekly message, Governor Markell highlights how the state is supporting efforts to connect Delawareans to affordable education and workforce training opportunities beyond high school at a time when continuing education is increasingly necessary to compete for good jobs in the new economy.



Delaware students experience renewable energy technology firsthand in 2016 Junior Solar Sprint model car competition

More than 100 Delaware middle school students, teachers and volunteers from across Delaware came together for Delaware’s 22nd Annual Junior Solar Sprint, a competition in which students build and race solar-powered model cars.



“Listen Up!”: Year-long spoken-word program to engage young people in Delaware history

Listen Up!” is a year-long series of programs and workshops in which participating Delaware youth will create their own spoken-word presentations.



Hartly, Kent County student places second in National Conservation District Poster Contest

A Kent County student was recently named the second place winner nationwide in the National Association of Conservation Districts’ (NACD) conservation poster contest, themed “Local Heroes – Your Hardworking Pollinators.”