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Teachers, specialists, and paraprofessionals in the Caesar Rodney School District celebrated a major union victory Tuesday night when their school board approved a new contract to raise pay and improve working conditions for more than 1,000 public school educators.

Delaware State Education Association members last week elected a new team to lead Delaware’s largest labor union through the next three years.

Better pay for teachers and specialists may be delivering some signs of progress in Delaware’s effort to address an ongoing statewide teacher shortage.

DSEA President Stephanie Ingram released a statement in response to the Public Education Funding Commission’s vote to pursue a hybrid framework for Delaware education funding reform

DSEA urges our elected representatives to protect American jurists and preserve the judiciary as an equal branch of government, just as we urge working-class Delawareans to reject the continued erosion of our constitutional democracy.

Gutting the U.S. Department of Education will send class sizes soaring, take away support for students with disabilities, and cut job training programs

New contract will raise pay and protect working conditions

More than 1,000 teachers and specialists in the Brandywine School District have been working under an expired contract since June

The endorsement was driven by Meyer’s commitment to work closely with the state’s largest labor union on the issues that matter most to Delaware students, families and educators.

Widespread student behavior challenges are leading to a loss of instruction time and exacerbating Delaware’s ongoing teacher shortage