Parent Information Center of Delaware

 

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Archived news from May 2010

Needs of 'Whole Child' May Factor in ESEA Renewal

Wide Range of Supports, Services, and Enrichment Seen as Vital but Costly

Study: Better Teachers Help Children Read Faster

Genetics Play a Part, But So Do Teachers

Device Aims to Perfect Diagnoses of ADHD

Motion Sensors Used to Detect Movements

Teens Against Bullying Interactive Site

CNN News Highlights the Anti-Bullying Site

National Mental Health Awareness Day This Week

May 6th Designated as Mental Health Awareness Day

Secondary Scholarships Available for Students with Down Syndrome

Enrichment Funds Available

PBS Arthur Airs Autism Episode

Watch a Clip on You Tube

Kentucky Parents Win Records Access

Know Your Rights!

Five Year Verification Visit Findings by Office of Special Education Programs

Delaware Findings Below

Summer Sports Club for Kids Accepting Applications

All Kids Welcome to Apply

Despite Push, Success at Charter Schools Is Mixed

Charter Schools Not More Effective In Some Areas

Latino Kindergartners' Social Skills Found Strong

Social Skills Tied to Math Learning

Free Tool Lets Students Participate During Class

Microsoft Offers a No-cost Alternative to Student Response System Software

Disability Personalities Among Time Magazine’s Most Influential

Five Appointed To Federal Autism Research Committee

Secretary Sebeluis Appoints New Committee Members

10 Ideas for New Middle-School Teachers

Tips from Established Teachers for Those Entering the Field

Developer of "Floor Time" Approach to Teaching Students Dies

Stanley I. Greenspan, Dies at Age 68

Literacy Coaches for Teachers Help Students Improve Reading Skills

Coaching of Teachers Found to Boost Student Reading

Help Transform Public Education

Sign the Education Voters Petition

Charter for Students with Special Needs Could Become Model

School for Students with Special Needs Is Planned

School Nurse Day is May 12th, 2010

Be Good to Your School Nurse This Week!

On Time Attendance: Even in the Early Years, It Matters

Children Need to Be In School To Learn

Delaware schools: Learning in motion

Program at Red Clay Schools Helps with Cognitive, Physical Development

Is Summer School the Key to Reform

Summer Learning is Critical for Students

Sensory-Friendly Becomes New Selling Point In Housing Market

Realtors Trained to Find Houses that are Autism Friendly

Early Learning Issues to be considered in the ESEA Reauthorization

ESEA Resouces Listed

College for All? Experts Say Not Necessarily

College Not The Right Path for Everyone

Is Parenting Hard?

Need Help?

Be Healthy Delaware Day

May 20, 2010

Educational Attainment Rises Among All Americans

Demographic Shift Could Pose Challenges for Schools

AVID Program Helps Average Students Become College Material

Bridging the Achievement Gap

Kagan's Record Includes Support for NCLB


High Court Pick Has Sparse K-12 Policy Record

Analysis Ties 4th Grade Reading Failure to Poverty

Reading Proficiency Matters

How Schools Can Achieve Obama's Lofty Education Goals

Three Positive Trends Offer Big Lessons on Making America More Educationally Competitive

Maternal and Child Health Bureau Need Your Input!

Share Your Feedback to Make a Difference!

Special Skills, Special Training

Students in STEP Program Learn to Perform Home-Maintenance Tasks

Teachers Facing Weakest Market in Years

Teachers Face Tough Competition for Few Available Jobs

Photo Exhibit Offers Perspectives From Kids With Autism

Gallery Show Unveils Work of Kids with Autism

Autism Doesn’t Predict Divorce, Study Finds

Autism May Create a Stressor, but Does Not Contribute to Divorce

In-Home Care Hit Hard In Cash-Strapped States

Some States Have Already Made Cuts

Banking Giant Offers Financing for Charter Schools

JPMorgan Chase Supporting Charter Schools

Lawmakers Discuss Removing Words "Mentally Retarded" From Federal Law

Removing Offensive Language

Maybe Bullies Just Want to Be Loved

Bullies Share Similar Traits

No Long-Term Benefit To Delaying Vaccines, Study Finds

New Research Points to No Benefits for Stalling on Vaccines

 
 

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