October 9, 2026 - 04:27

A push is underway to get residents in Delaware and Maryland to contact their governors about the future of education funding in the region. The message is simple: call your governor today because the future of education here at home depends on it.
The effort comes from Lou De Angelo, superintendent of schools, who outlined the stakes in a recent statement. "We adapt to meet the needs of all families - educationally and economically - with additional funding available," he said. "We make all teachers' futures more secure - public, charter, Catholic/independent - by making Delaware and Maryland places where more children live and learn."
The appeal covers every type of school, not just public institutions. That includes charter schools and Catholic or independent schools, signaling a broad approach to education policy that supporters say would benefit families across the board.
Residents who want to make their voices heard are being asked to reach out directly. For those in Delaware, the number to call for Governor Matt Meyer is 302-577-3210. Email contact is also available as an option for people who prefer to write rather than call.
The core argument is that additional funding would allow schools to better serve families facing both educational and economic challenges. By making the region more attractive to families with children, supporters believe the investment would pay off in stronger communities and a more stable teaching workforce.
The call to action is time sensitive. Those who support the measure are encouraged to pick up the phone or send a message soon to let state leadership know where they stand.
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