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Vision Network Expands to 28 Schools &
20,000 Students

Elected officials and leaders in education, business, and the community gathered on Wednesday, May 13 in Dover to celebrate the remarkable progress of the Vision Network, which just last week announced the addition of seven new schools.

The Vision Network is the "on the ground" component of Vision 2015; its district and school participants are beginning to implement the transformational changes recommended by Vision 2015.

The Network now includes 28 schools throughout the state—serving approximately 20,000 students. The seven schools that just joined the Network and that will start their training this fall are: Townsend Elementary School in the Appoquinimink School District; Dover High School in the Capital School District; Indian River School District's Georgetown, Millsboro, and Selbyville Middle Schools; and Delcastle Technical High School and Paul M. Hodgson Vocational Technical High School in the New Castle County Vo-Tech School District.

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Delaware’s Vision Network Grows to 28 Schools!

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