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The future of education can seem daunting, and you might feel powerless to help. However, there is an easy way to have a serious impact on the success of education in Delaware: voting in your school board election on Tuesday, May 14. 

Student success should come from celebrating achievement, not punishing children’s behavior. 

We need you to act to ensure HS 2 for HB 110 makes it to the Governor’s desk this legislative session.  

"All too often, people living with a record are left out of the conversations that have the largest impact on our lives." Read more from Mike Bartley of Heads Up 302.

Crystal Chatman, Lead Smart Justice Ambassador, tells us more about her journey as an SJA and what's to come.

Here's what it says about Delaware.

Check out the Delaware Voting Rights Coalition's voter resource guide: “How to Vote in Delaware’s 2024 School Board Elections," on Tuesday, May 14.

With School board elections just one month away, there’s no better time to visit VoteDelaware.org to make your plan to vote on Tuesday, May 14.

The ACLU of Delaware took important steps to stop aggressive and discriminatory police practices in Wilmington. However, the law enforcement mandate that makes these violent practices logical in the first place remains intact.