Together, we can create the conditions that enable and sustain an extraordinary school system in our state by getting informed, getting active, and speaking up.

Delaware
Joined January 2021
"what keeps me up at night is that there is no mental health support where we can rely on people doing the work - there are even waitlists for elementary students." - Community leader, Kent County #Quoteoftheday #DelawareEd
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#DidyouknowDE A good question to ask teachers is: "What one thing should I help my child improve and work on?" to ensure academic success throughout the new school year? #DelawareEd
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"what keeps me up at night is Standard hiring practices that honor TIME in seat vs productivity and merit." - School leader, Kent County #Quoteoftheday #DelawareEd
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"Parent's interest in education is a factor of student success. If parents have been disenfranchised for several generations, then what?" -Community Leader, Kent County, Delaware #Quoteoftheday #DelawareEd
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"what keeps me up at night is Zip code disparity - radically different resources for kids who live there AND different expectations." - Community Member, Kent County #Quoteoftheday #DelawareEd
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#didyouknowDE Attending your school district's school board meetings is one of the best ways to get familiar with who is making decisions in education for students in your district? #DelawareEd
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" A school district is a business - in the business of people. Young adults who leave our institution and be successful in LIFE - whatever they choose." - School Leader, Kent County #Quoteoftheday #DelawareEd
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#didyouknowDE That one of the best ways for parents to get involved with their child's education is at the decision-making level? #DelawareEd
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"Trauma keeps kids from learning in a typical, standardized school environment." - Community Leader, Kent County #Quoteoftheday #DelawareEd
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"The curricula is off; teachers are standardized- we’ve removed their ability to differentiate student need." - School leader, Community Leader #Quoteoftheday
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#DidYouKnowDE that students are still navigating COVID learning loss?
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" We have to STOP THROWING AWAY kids - they are not being engaged." - Community leader, Kent County #Quoteoftheday
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#DidyouknowDE A key question for teachers in the upcoming school year is: How is student progress assessed?
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" We have to help our parents navigate our systems - to UNDO negative experiences." -Community leader, Kent County #Quoteoftheday
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"Raising the level of the most vulnerable raises the level for all in education" - Community leader, Kent County #Quoteoftheday
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#DidYouKnow Attending school board meetings is an excellent way to get involved in the decision-making process for your school district's education.
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"how about parent satisfaction as a measure for excellence in education?" - Community leader, Kent County #Quoteoftheday
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