Delaware Charter School Closes After Decade
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Delawares Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence, a charter school in Georgetown, is set to close due to low enrollment and financial issues. The decision, made by education officials, marks the first regulator-led closure in a decade. The school, which was founded in 2018, will shut down at the end of the 2025-26 school year, affecting around one hundred twenty students. The closure has been met with resistance from students and families who praise the schools small classes and supportive environment. With the decision final, students and families must now find new schools amidst overcrowded traditional districts.
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