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Coaches Save Lake Forest High School Student Athlete
FELTON, DE– Quick thinking by Lake Forest High School staff saved a student athlete experiencing sudden cardiac arrest today. Shortly after 8 a.m. on June 11, during a non-contact workout, officials say a 15-year-old collapsed on the athletic field. Coaching staff quickly identified the emergency as a sudden cardiac...
National child wellbeing report puts Delaware 45th in education
A report from a national nonprofit focused on the wellbeing of America’s children confirms what most Delawareans have learned over the past couple of years: education in the First State is far from first. The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s 54-page report lists Delaware 45th in education – or sixth worst in the entire country. But, it highlights a lot of ... Read More
FSE says parents need to engage in their kids’ education
A group advocating for radical change to improve education in the state wants parents to be involved in their child’s education and is giving them the tools to do so. First State Educate hosted a webinar Monday night in what will be a series of meetings helping inform the public about the current state of education in Delaware. Monday’s was ... Read More
DSU to graduate first-ever early childhood cohort
DOVER, Del. – The first cohort of Delaware State University’s early childhood program are being celebrated. The program is in collaboration with the school, Gvernor John Carney’s office and the state Department of Education. 200 students will be awarded for completing their Child Development Associate. It’s international recognition, meaning they can use the certification anywhere for opportunities. The collaboration comes after redesigning DSU’s early childhood education support model.
1st year of unique DSU helicopter studies program successful
Delaware State University is the first and only Historically Black College and University to offer a helicopter training program, and it’s fair to say year one of it was a success. Two upcoming sophomores at DSU, Zach Wainio and Gavin Parker, both said the program is the reason they chose to attend the school. “I took lessons in high school ... Read More
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