14 Del. C. § 101
Establishment of the Department of Education
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The general administration of the educational interests of the State shall be vested in a Department of Education within the Executive Branch, hereinafter in this title referred to as the “Department.”
71 Del. Laws, c. 180, § 3;Notes of Decisions
Cited in 5
cases (1 in the last 5 years), 1958–2025 · leading case: Johns v. Allen
Johns v. Allen (1964)
“1 The State Board of Education is vested with the supervision of the public-schools and of the educational interests of the State of Delaware by 14 Del.C. § 101. Despite the decisions of the Supreme Court in Abington School District.”
Evans v. Buchanan (1958)
“2d 574 , held that the State Board of Education has the power to regulate the public schools of Delaware, relying inter alia on 14 Del.C. Sections 101(a), 121 and 122. These statutory provisions place certain supervisory powers over the whole of the Delaware school system in the…”
Brenda Evans, an Infant, by Charles Evans, Her Guardian Ad Litem v. Madeline Buchanan, Members of the State Board of Edu (1958)
“2d 574 , held that the State Board of Education has the power to regulate the public schools of Delaware, relying inter alia on 14 Del.C. Sections 101(a), 121 and 122. These statutory provisions place certain supervisory powers over the whole of the Delaware school system in the…”
Delawareans for Educational Opportunity v. John Carney, Governor of the State of Delaware (2018)
“12 14 Del. C. § 101. 13 14 Del. C. § 121. 14 14 Del.”
C.G. v. Adult and Prison Education Resources Workgroup (2025)
“14 Del. C. § 101. Plaintiff and the Delaware Department of Correction (“DDOC”) jointly administer the Prison Education Program.”
— 14 Del. C. § 101(a) — 2 cases
Evans v. Buchanan (1958)
“2d 574 , held that the State Board of Education has the power to regulate the public schools of Delaware, relying inter alia on 14 Del.C. Sections 101(a), 121 and 122. These statutory provisions place certain supervisory powers over the whole of the Delaware school system in the…”
Brenda Evans, an Infant, by Charles Evans, Her Guardian Ad Litem v. Madeline Buchanan, Members of the State Board of Edu (1958)
“2d 574 , held that the State Board of Education has the power to regulate the public schools of Delaware, relying inter alia on 14 Del.C. Sections 101(a), 121 and 122. These statutory provisions place certain supervisory powers over the whole of the Delaware school system in the…”
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