Vision 2015

IMAGINE: the best schools in the world for every student in Delaware.

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Delaware’s Vision Network Expands to Include Six School Districts and Four Charter Schools

Two more school districts and two more charter schools have joined the Vision Network, a public-private initiative that is implementing the school- and district-based innovations in Vision 2015.

When added to the initial four districts and ten schools that launched the Vision Network in summer 2007, there are now 21 schools serving 14,000 students across all three counties.

Christina School District -- Christiana High School, Glasgow High School, Newark High School, Bayard Middle School, Gauger-Cobbs Middle School, George V. Kirk Middle School, and Shue-Medill Middle School

Lake Forest School District -- W.T. Chipman Middle School and Lake Forest High School

Charter SchoolsSussex Academy of Arts and Sciences and Thomas A. Edison Charter School


Network Leaders Celebrate Vision 2015’s Success

More than 100 Vision Network superintendents, principals, and teachers, as well as business leaders, Vision 2015 work group and steering committee members, and Vision Network training representatives, came together in Dover on May 21 to celebrate the achievements of Vision 2015.

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Vision 2015 Video

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Delaware’s Vision Network Doubles in Size!

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Media Coverage

The Middletown Transcript
July 17, 2008

"Vision 2015 grants totaling $295,000 awarded to 10 Vision Network Schools"

The News Journal
July 17, 2008

"Grant money to be shared by 10 schools"

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Our Priorities
  1. Set High Standards, Develop a Common Curriculum
  2. Invest in Early Childhood Education
  3. Develop and Support High-Quality Teachers
  4. Empower Principals to Lead Their Schools
  5. Encourage Innovation and Parent Involvement, Require Accountability
  6. Establish a Simple and Equitable Funding System