Thomas A. Edison Charter School

Thomas A. Edison Charter School is a U.S. Local Government entity providing educational services. Through federal grant sub-awards, Thomas A. Edison Charter School has provided a variety of educational services to students.

The school has received federal funding to meet excess special education costs for children aged 3-21, improve academic achievement through increased access to educational resources, technology and professional development, provide services to disadvantaged students, and coordinate COVID-19 preparedness and response. Major federal grants supporting Thomas A. Edison Charter School's work include IDEA special education grants, Title I low-income education grants, Title IV student support and academic enrichment grants, and ESSER emergency education relief funds related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Prime grant partners have included the Delaware Department of Education and the Delaware Office of Management and Budget. The services provided have focused on areas such as special education, academic support and remediation, technology access, mental health, family services, facilities improvements, and pandemic coordination and response.