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Governor Markell Recognizes T.E.A.C.H Early Childhood ® Scholars

Recognizing the commitment early learning professionals across the state have made to increasing their own education and to raising the quality of teaching and care they provide to young children, Governor Jack Markell and Secretary of Education Steven Godowsky joined Delaware Early Childhood Council Chair Mary Kate Mouser and other leaders to celebrate the achievements of the more than 200 early childhood professionals who participated in the T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood® program in 2015.




Governor’s Weekly Message: Preparing Students for Success in the New Economy

In his weekly message, Governor Markell explains the value in creating new opportunities to support students and better prepare them for success in a global economy.




Zip Code Wilmington Announces All Members of Initial Graduating Class Obtained Employment Opportunities

Zip Code Wilmington, a coding bootcamp providing training in advanced computer programming techniques, announced that all 16 members of its initial graduate class have secured offers of full-time employment, or a paid apprenticeship, that they will enter upon completion of the course.




Funding Announced to Expand China Study Abroad Program

In a continuing effort to ensure Delaware students have the best opportunities to learn a second language, Governor Markell announced the expansion of a China summer abroad program for high school students studying Mandarin.




Pathways to Prosperity Grants Will Support 55 High School Programs Beginning in 2016

Governor Markell announced $600,000 in grants for new high school pathway programs to expand a statewide effort that prepares students to excel in key fields that offer good job opportunities in the new economy.







 Pages Tagged With: "education"

Governor Markell Recognizes T.E.A.C.H Early Childhood ® Scholars

Recognizing the commitment early learning professionals across the state have made to increasing their own education and to raising the quality of teaching and care they provide to young children, Governor Jack Markell and Secretary of Education Steven Godowsky joined Delaware Early Childhood Council Chair Mary Kate Mouser and other leaders to celebrate the achievements of the more than 200 early childhood professionals who participated in the T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood® program in 2015.




Governor’s Weekly Message: Preparing Students for Success in the New Economy

In his weekly message, Governor Markell explains the value in creating new opportunities to support students and better prepare them for success in a global economy.




Zip Code Wilmington Announces All Members of Initial Graduating Class Obtained Employment Opportunities

Zip Code Wilmington, a coding bootcamp providing training in advanced computer programming techniques, announced that all 16 members of its initial graduate class have secured offers of full-time employment, or a paid apprenticeship, that they will enter upon completion of the course.




Funding Announced to Expand China Study Abroad Program

In a continuing effort to ensure Delaware students have the best opportunities to learn a second language, Governor Markell announced the expansion of a China summer abroad program for high school students studying Mandarin.




Pathways to Prosperity Grants Will Support 55 High School Programs Beginning in 2016

Governor Markell announced $600,000 in grants for new high school pathway programs to expand a statewide effort that prepares students to excel in key fields that offer good job opportunities in the new economy.