Delaware Invests $8M in Reading Skills, Boosts Educator Training
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Delawares Department of Education is investing over $8 million to enhance reading skills in classrooms, with $1.9 million from Accelerate and $6.1 million in Bridge to Practice grants. These funds will support educator training, high-quality teaching materials, and new staffing in 25 districts and charter schools. The Indian River School District, receiving over $200,000, plans to expand its Core Knowledge Language Arts program and establish an Early Literacy Leadership Academy. Teachers are already seeing positive changes in students, with high demand for training slots creating waitlists.
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