Larry Nagengast, Author at Delaware Today

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Your 2018 Guide to Public Schools in Delaware

Here's what you need to know in order to choose the best for your child.

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The Rise of Dual-Language Education in Delaware

As students in special programs across the state prove, talk about the benefits of learning a second language isn't doublespeak.

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How Can Delaware Sustain Its Nonprofits?

Local organizations are struggling more than ever to maintain funding and provide some much-needed services. What's to be done?

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At Delaware State, a New Day Has Dawned

When Harry L. Williams took over as university president in 2010, he started an upward trend that is still going strong.

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This Local Program Combats Summer Learning Loss. Could It Be Replicated Nationwide?

Summer Learning Collaborative, developed by Catherine Lindroth, currently serves more than 2,000 children in Delaware.

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Delaware in the 1960s: Meet 'The All-American Girl'

Living in the small town of Wyoming gave Lora Bilton Englehart values that have helped set her priorities since high school.

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Delaware in the 1960s: Meet 'The City Kid'

Dwight Davis still lives in the home where he grew up on Madison Street, and he still works on behalf of poor black city residents.

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Delaware in the 1960s: Meet 'The Peacenik'

June Eisley formed Mothers United for Peace in the ’60s. She works with Wilmington Peacekeepers today.

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Delaware in the 1960s: Meet 'The Soldier'

Bill Hutchison was the last man from Kent County drafted for service in Vietnam. He remains a pacifist.

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Delaware in the 1960s: Meet 'The Agitator'

Phillip Bannowsky was a “nonstudent agitator”with Students for a Democratic Society at the University of Delaware in the 1960s. He now teaches there as an adjunct professor.

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