Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence in Georgetown is now closed after Delaware education officials revoked its charter in March, citing concerns with finances, enrollment and operations. Families are now deciding where students will go next.
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State education officials say the Bryan Allen Stevenson School must show enrollment support to avoid losing its charter. Committee members say written statements from families are critical. A public hearing on the school’s future is set for March 9.
The Bryan Allen Stevenson School of Excellence says it is excited to begin the process of enrolling 6th, 7th, and 8th graders from the 2024-2025 school year.
The program will provide opportunities to help kids take control of their own learning and encourage inquiry into issues that matter to students.
The school did not meet a state law's 80 percent enrollment requirement by April 1.