Showell Elementary second graders Hagen Anderson and Giana Cauble carefully search for fossils planted by Salisbury University intern Josie Raine during a science lesson. Students were required to carefully dig and discover fossils hidden in the sand.  

Ocean City Elementary School third graders Alan Cabello-Vargas, Jessie Albino and William Melgar-Mejia prepare to take tests in Mrs. Janet Baunhofer’s classroom after carefully reading their library books. Submitted Photos

At Berlin Intermediate School, the BIS and Beyond Afterschool Academy, “Oystering on the Bay”, helps teach students about the oystering industry, its benefits to the community and the aspects of oystering that are in danger.  Tammy Kreppel, a science teacher at BIS, brought in raw oysters for the students to examine and open. Pictured are Carina… Read more »

Worcester Prep’s seventh and eighth grade students presented The Tale of Snow White by Barbara Lennon to students in the lower school, parents and friends. The unique adaptation of the familiar fairy tale included a cast and crew of over 50 students directed by teachers Geneva Sampson and Susan Godwin. Above, in the traditional “Mirror,… Read more »

Showell Elementary first graders Evan Ritz, Abby Yeager and Kylie Cosman made piglet cupcakes after reading “If You Give a Pig a Pancake.” 

Frank O’Nanna serenaded students in the Early Childhood pod at Ocean City Elementary on St. Patrick’s Day. He played the banjo and guitar and sang Irish tunes including an original about Leprechauns jumping on a bed. Pictured are Andrew Cummings, Ava Hinkle, Frank Nanna, Logan Intrieri, and Brittany Chase.

Two Worcester Preparatory School students were honored by the Maryland State Society DAR for their winning essays at an Awards Luncheon in Hunt Valley, Md.  Colton Edmunds won the American History Essay Contest for Grade 5 and received a $200 award for his “Memoirs of Paul Revere.” Halie Murray-Davis, Grade 11, won the Christopher Columbus… Read more »

Berlin Intermediate School Art teacher Natalee Palmer and student Logan Figgs pose in front of Figgs’s nature artwork at The Globe on 2nd Friday in Berlin. Berlin Intermediate School student artwork was on display for the month of March, in celebration of National Youth Art Month. 

Showell Elementary School second grade students Lane Jones and Brady Parcells were detectives in their Science class. They discovered shapes that could be put together to form ants’ bodies. Above, Vice Principal Dr. Aaron Dale checks the detectives’ work. Submitted Photos

Students in kindergarten through 8th grade at Seaside Christian Academy recently participated in the Annual Science Fair. One winner was awarded in each homeroom. The winners were Adam Hilbert, Emily Messick, Dylan Smith, and Cole Davidson. Above, Smith is shown with his exhibit entitled “What Falls to the Bottom.”