Education

The nation’s oldest historically black college will remain accredited after a state commission decide ...

After 16 years in the classroom, Keziah Finney decided to transform her teaching style.

Delaware's teacher of the year uses passion and lots of energy to engage her high-school English students.

The much-debated School Reform Commission will likely be replaced by a nine-member school board appointed by Philadelphia's mayor.

Supporters of the Keystone Exams are grappling with the prospect that mandated statewide graduation standards are not to be.

Former superintendent says SRC's birth was linked to student walkout, racism.

When the Mastery North Pumas and Simon Gratz Bulldogs clashed on the gridiron Saturday, they made a bit of Philly prep sports history.

The University of Delaware is well on its way to raising the money for a $60 million project to renovate its football stadium and athletic complex, officials say.

United Way of Delaware's Michelle Taylor talks about the latest efforts to improve reading rates for Delaware's children by the third grade.

North Penn's production of "1776" is revolutionary in that young women take on many of the starring roles of Founding Fathers.

The annual gathering hosted by the Anti-Defamation League aims to combat hate through a day of workshops and tough conversations.

Studies show that reading to animals calms beginners and improves confidence in children who are reading aloud.

Delaware State University continues to set records for enrollment, with 4,648 students this semester,  officials announced Wednesday.

Republicans are voicing concerns about proposed protections for transgender students in Delaware.

From principal to staff to students, many at Olney Charter High School feel the strain of Maria.