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Delaware Online | The News Journal

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Expert picks, schedule for DE HS football Week 9 games | Exclusive

We are back to predict the winners and scores for high school football games throughout Delaware each week. Kevin Tresolini and Brandon Holveck cover high school sports for Delaware Online/The News Journal. The recently retired Brad Myers is the three-time defending champion. Matt Kalin, who generates the Kalin Ratings for Delaware high school football, is a Mount Pleasant and recent University of Maryland graduate. Here we go with this week’s selections: Week 9 games Nov. 5 game Wilmington Friends at Tatnall, 5 MYERS: Friends 28-27. TRESOLINI: Friends 27-19. HOLVECK: Tatnall 28-20. KALIN: Friends 32-14. Nov. 6 games Laurel at Sussex Tech, 5:30 MYERS: Sussex Tech 38-22. TRESOLINI: Sussex Tech 30-20. HOLVECK: Sussex Tech 26-14. KALIN: Sussex Tech 32-12. St. Elizabeth at A.I. du Pont, 6 MYERS: St. Elizabeth 42-6. TRESOLINI: St. Elizabeth 26-6. HOLVECK: St. Elizabeth 28-8. KALIN: St. Elizabeth 38-6. Smyrna at Dover, 6 MYERS: Smyrna 44-10. TRESOLINI: Smyrna 42-14. HOLVECK: Smyrna 54-20. KALIN: Smyrna 46-8. Mount Pleasant at Howard, 6 MYERS: Howard 48-6. TRESOLINI: Howard 44-6. HOLVECK: Howard 46-8. KALIN: Howard 48-6. Brandywine at McKean, 6 MYERS: Brandywine 45-6. TRESOLINI: Brandywine 28-12. HOLVECK: Brandywine 42-8. KALIN: Brandywine 38-8. Early College HS@DSU at Seaford, 6 MYERS: Seaford 42-6. TRESOLINI:

Wilmington, DE · 1d

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Rowan students react to the 2026 Midterm Election results

On Wednesday, Rowan University’s campus buzzed with talk of the “blue wave” that hit the United States. Many students, whether they voted or not, say they are excited for the Democrats’ victory. On Nov. 3, across the country, Americans voted for governors, representatives, and senators in...

Glassboro, NJ · 2d

PA Times

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N-G wins city championship

The Saints have made volleyball history. The Neumann-Goretti High School girls volleyball team swept Philadelphia Academy Charter School, 3-0, to win the PIAA District 12 Class 3A championship for the first time in school history. It was also the first volleyball title of any kind in the program’s history. “Playing with this team has truly […]

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

Spotlight Delaware

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Inside the modern Delaware classroom, teachers balance tech with traditional lessons

The third grade is an important year for students, as it comes one year before students participate in national tests, such as the National Assessment on Educational Progress. The post Inside the modern Delaware classroom, teachers balance tech with traditional lessons appeared first on Spotlight Delaware .

Delaware · 15h

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Local high school teams clinch berths into PIAA state tournament

The road to Pittsburgh is coming into focus for more than two dozen local high school teams that have booked PIAA state tournament berths. Ten boys teams and 10 girls teams from District 1 have booked spots either by making the district final, winning a qualifier or winning one of the playback spots up for grabs. Six teams from District XII advanced this week after winning their district final and one team (Science Leadership Academy boys) advanced as the runner up.

Philadelphia, PA · 20h

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Sussex Academy field hockey pushes Concord to the brink

Sussex Academy captain Meredith Schiff drives toward the goal during the Sept. 24 game against Laurel. AARON R. MUSHRUSH PHOTOS. Seahawks captain Bailey Mears heads toward goal in the Sept. 15 match against Saint Mark's. Sussex Academy captain Liz Layton carries the ball against Delmar Sept. 29. A resilient Sussex...

Georgetown, DE · 1d

The Review

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College Republicans at the university host event with Senate candidate after cancellation of Delaware Debates

The Delaware Debates, general-election debates held biennially at the university, began in 2010 in collaboration between the university’s Center for Political Communication (CPC) and Delaware Public Media. They allowed voters, particularly students, to raise questions and hear from candidates prior to elections. For the first time since they began, they will not be held.

Delaware · 3d

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Philadelphia City Councilmembers, union leaders call on Mayor Parker to prevent school closures

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. For more than a year, Philadelphia students, teachers, and community members have protested the district’s plan to close 17 schools. But Mayor Cherelle Parker hasn’t been a particularly loud voice in the closure debate. Now some prominent figures are calling her out....

Philadelphia, PA · 3d

South Jersey Media

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Cattle car exhibit makes a stop at Moorestown High

Moorestown High School (MHS) hosted an exhibit on Oct. 9 that provided its students with a profound opportunity to engage with history directly, prompting critical reflections on the dangers of antisemitism, intolerance and prejudice today. “This is about learning the lessons of history so that (students) can apply them to their lives today, apply them […]

Moorestown, NJ · 1d

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Plymouth Whitemarsh’s Jim Donofrio named 2025-26 Boys Basketball Coach of the Year

Plymouth Whitemarsh High School’s Jim Donofrio, coach of the boys’ basketball program, was recently named Pennsylvania’s 2025-26 Boys Basketball Coach of the Year by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) and the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA). From an article published by the Colonial...

Plymouth Meeting, PA · 2d

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Chestnut Hill School Sends 350 Kids Home as Water Fails in 104-Year-Old Building

J.S. Jenks Academy of Arts and Sciences sent 350 students home early Wednesday after parts of the Chestnut Hill school lost running water, leaving students without a way to wash their hands. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that the school dismissed students early Wednesday at the 1922 building. The elementary school...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

WHYY

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Award-winning Women in Natural Sciences program spins off from Academy of Natural Sciences and Drexel

From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. A successful Philadelphia science education program for young women is looking for a fresh start and a new home after years of being hosted at the Academy of Natural Sciences.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

KYW News Radio

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Educators gather at Rutgers-Camden to explore ways to improve children’s math and reading

Educators from across the tri-state area met at Rutgers-Camden Thursday to discuss ways to improve reading and math performance in students.

Camden, NJ · 1d

MONTCO.Today

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At Bryn Mawr College, an Institute of Failure Teaches Students It’s OK to Fall Short

Bryn Mawr College wants its students to get comfortable with falling short. Its Institute of Failure continues that effort Wednesday, Nov. 4, with the third installment of its Failure Monologues series, according to Susan Snyder for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The event runs from 5:30 to 6:30 PM in the Dorothy...

Bryn Mawr, PA · 11h

Chalkbeat

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Philadelphia state test scores are months late. Now state officials want to change the cut scores.

Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. Pennsylvania state officials have proposed changing how they score students’ performance on state math and reading tests, making it easier for students to be considered “advanced.” The proposal , which Pennsylvania Department of Education officials shared with the state’s Board of Education Thursday, would have implications for how the state measures student achievement and schools’ success, and would apply to tests students took months ago. It comes after months of uncertainty over delayed test results in Philadelphia, where families and teachers have repeatedly asked officials to release the scores they usually get in August. State officials acknowledged the department’s cut score review contributed to the wait. “This delayed reporting. It’s not great timing,” Brian Campbell, director of the Department of Education’s bureau of curriculum, assessment, and instruction, told board members Thursday. But he said the state was overdue in updating score thresholds set more than a decade ago, and this would create “a new baseline.” Students take state tests every spring to evaluate whether

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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FOOTBALL: Roman Catholic Ends 19-Year Wait with PCL Championship Victory over St. Joe's Prep

PHILADELPHIA - From the opening kickoff through the impromptu singing of the school alma mater in front of the stands filled with euphoric fans, Roman Catholic coach Rick Prete’s facial expression didn’t change. In between, the Cahillites had accomplished something that took the program 19 long seasons to...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

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Swarthmore’s Best-Kept Secrets: 3 Hidden Spaces You Should Know (Part II)

In Part One of Swarthmore’s Best-Kept Secrets: 3 Hidden Spaces You Should Know, I highlighted the Language Resource Center (LRC), Makerspace, and Crum Ruins. These spaces have become central to the college experience for some students, but to others, they remain hidden from Scott Arboretum’s lush vegetation or simply overshadowed by the semester’s demands. In this edition, I’ve decided to highlight even more obscure spaces that only a handful of students have discovered.

Swarthmore, PA · 2d

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LMHS Welcomes New Staff Members

From the music room to British Literature and Life Skills support, four new educators are bringing fresh experiences, unique interests, and new perspectives to Lower Moreland. Every school year brings something new to the hallways of Lower Moreland: new classes, new experiences, and, of course, new faces. As students settle into their schedules, four new educators are doing the same. This year, the District welcomes Claire Bryan, Kelsey Hendler, Leah Wilson, and Serena Patterson, each bringing a different background and set of experiences to the community. Despite their different paths into education, all four have shared a similar first impression: Lower Moreland’s welcoming atmosphere and close-knit faculty.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

WHYY

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Drexel University halts all student events involving alcohol following fraternity suspensions

From Philly and the Pa. suburbs to South Jersey and Delaware, what would you like WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Drexel University has paused all undergraduate student events involving alcohol and the induction of new members to student organizations in the wake of an investigation involving at least two fraternities accused of hazing and sexual misconduct.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

NorthEast Times

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With Democrats in Full Control of Harrisburg, Advocates Say the Old Excuse on School Funding Is Gone

Education advocates say Democrats’ new control of Harrisburg removes the old excuse for not finishing Pennsylvania’s school funding fix, and Philadelphia officials are pressing for more state money for schools, Chalkbeat Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Inquirer reported Wednesday. Democrats won the governor’s office and both chambers of the...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d