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Delaware lawmakers support network for schools recovering from crises

Delaware lawmakers backed the state's participation in a regional crisis recovery network and urged education leaders to partner with it to help schools heal.

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Delaware lawmakers voiced support for the state to join a regional network focused on long-term recovery after crises affecting schools. The resolution does not require Delaware to join.

Lawmakers urged the governor, state education department, school districts, and schools beyond high school to work with the network. It aims to send trained counselors to schools in extreme need.

Argument forIf leaders partner with the network, trained counselors could help students, teachers, and school counselors recover after a crisis.

Argument againstBecause the partnership is voluntary, schools in extreme need might not gain the network's trained counselors through this resolution alone.

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The General Assembly voiced support for Delaware to take part in the network. The statement concerns Delaware's participation in the Southern Regional Education Board Crisis Recovery Support Network. The resolution does not require Delaware to join.

The General Assembly encouraged state and education leaders to partner with the network. The request names the governor, Department of Education, Delaware school districts, and schools beyond high school. The network aims to send specially trained counselors to schools in extreme need. The network is intended to have counselors ready right after a crisis is managed.

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Delaware lawmakers support network for schools recovering from crises

Delaware lawmakers backed the state's participation in a regional crisis recovery network and urged education leaders to partner with it to help schools heal.

What it does

Delaware lawmakers voiced support for the state to join a regional network focused on long-term recovery after crises affecting schools. The resolution does not require Delaware to join.

Lawmakers urged the governor, state education department, school districts, and schools beyond high school to work with the network. It aims to send trained counselors to schools in extreme need.

Argument forIf leaders partner with the network, trained counselors could help students, teachers, and school counselors recover after a crisis.

Argument againstBecause the partnership is voluntary, schools in extreme need might not gain the network's trained counselors through this resolution alone.

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