The Ongoing Odyssey at Odyssey
For those who’ve been following education news, there have been some concerns over the last year with Odyssey Charter School.Continue Reading
For those who’ve been following education news, there have been some concerns over the last year with Odyssey Charter School.Continue Reading
Let’s say you work for an organization whose chief purpose is the betterment of society. Let’s also say that thisContinue Reading
I hope he’s doing okay. I read two pieces reported by WDEL’s Amy Cherry the other day about the Omnibus SchoolContinue Reading
It is the easiest question to answer: you don’t hold the election in May. You hold it either on theContinue Reading
Look at that. It only took a few months for the actual impetus behind the School District “Consolidation” Task Force to reveal itself.
Via delawareonline: The Christina School Board on Tuesday approved a partnership agreement that calls for consolidating five Wilmington schools into two, shiftingContinue Reading
Via delawareonline: The Christina Board of Education has once again postponed voting on a memorandum of understanding with Gov. JohnContinue Reading
After some controversy last week regarding the Christina School District Consolidation Plan and legislation sponsored by State Representative Paul BaumbachContinue Reading
From Matt Denn’s FB page: Yesterday, I joined a wide spectrum of religious, medical, civil rights, and children’s advocacy organizationsContinue Reading
State Rep. Paul Baumbach and State Senator Dave Sokola have introduced legislation that seems to be an overt threat ofContinue Reading
On Wednesday, November 29th, Gov. John Carney and Christina Superintendent Richard Gregg told parents that proposals in the leaked draftContinue Reading
Parents, teachers and community members filled the auditorium at Stubbs Elementary School last night, and they were not happy. ThatContinue Reading
The details: Conversation on Wilmington Schools hosted by Gov. John Carney WHEN: 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday WHERE: Stubbs Elementary School, 110Continue Reading
The front page of today’s (Sunday) NJ provides a powerful headline to their story on how the implementation of theContinue Reading
Do you live in Red Clay School District? If so, we need you to come to the Red Clay BoardContinue Reading