News & Commentary

The Wilmington Learning Collaborative is the first structural change in four decades that will transform how some Wilmington schools are governed. How decisions are made and who gets to make them is the difference. Learn more in this guest blog post from First State Educate.

When it comes to college or university admissions, considerations of race are a fair - and necessary - tool to ensure that education equity reaches higher-ed campuses. That’s why the SCOTUS cases being heard on this issue are so important.

Through advocacy and direct service in schools, our education campaigns work to ensure all Delaware children are offered the learning environment they deserve. We’ve revitalized our education equity content across our website so that you can get involved, too.

Smyrna administrators have an opportunity to model civility, inclusion, and leaning in to difficult conversations. Let's talk about it.

We're going into the 151st General Assembly's 2022 legislative session full steam ahead.

We partnered with the Charter School of New Castle on an after-school club that gets students involved in making their communities a better place. Learn more about the program, the projects those students have completed, and how you can get your school Scholars Engaged for Action, too!

Delaware’s Red Clay School Board has proposed a policy to ensure that the Red Clay School District follows federal law and guidance regarding transgender students' rights. We support Red Clay in affirming students' rights and ensuring every child can have a safe and supportive learning environment.

Our fourth part in the series is an overview of the legislative work we did in 2021: what we accomplished, and what's still left to do.

Tune in to the second episode of our podcast and media series in partnership with Delaware Call and the Highlands Bunker.