Natalee Palmer’s fiber arts class at Berlin Intermediate School’s after-school program is pictured. Students pictured are Spencer Carbaugh, Ashton Fisher, Savanna Hastings, Jillian and Sara Mitrecic, Darrien and Hailey Ross, Kristin Scherer, Sam Short, Sarah Stansbury, Gabrielle and Hannah Suplee, Amanda Swanton and Autumn Wyatt.

Winners in the Ocean City-Berlin Elks Drug Education Essay Competition were Worcester Prep Middle School students, from left, Lauren Meoli, third place; Kathleen Emche, first; and Caroline Savage, second. Their essays have moved on to judging at a higher level.

Third grade students at Showell Elementary explored solid figures by discovering the number of edges, faces and vertices of each shape. Pictured, from left, are Devon Ross, Nicholas Angelo and Sam LeKites using a variety of solid figures to learn about the shapes.  

Stephen Decatur High School students placed in the 6th Annual State of Maryland International Reading Association Council (SoMIRAC) High School Young Authors contest. Above, from left, are sophomore Jess Maddy, first; senior Holly Thiel, second; Creative Writing teacher Kim Patrick; senior Alexis Adelsberger, third; and sophomore Jonathan Phippin, second.  The contest required a submission of an original story,… Read more »

Ocean City Elementary School recently announced the winners of the Red Ribbon Week Drug and Alcohol Poster Contest winners.  The winners will compete in the Worcester County contest.  Pictured, front, are Maddox Bunting, second place in the K-3 category, and Leslie Zamora-Espinoza, third place in the K-3 category; back, Michaela Vinogradov, third place in the… Read more »

Third grade students at Showell Elementary School learn about the ecosystem with the Maryland Conservation Corps from Assateague Island.   Pictured are Jaya Tyre, Eric Gwin, Ella Peters, Zehra Mirza, Brian Atkins and Blair Gray.

Head of Worcester Prep’s Lower School Celeste Bunting presents a Certificate of Achievement and National Geographic Bee Medal to fifth grader Jarrett Daffern, who was the school winner in the 2011 Geography Bee for grades 4 through 8.

Students in Bess Cropper’s second grade class at Ocean City Elementary School used one of the school’s two mobile tech labs to navigate and locate information about U.S. presidents to create a brochure. Pictured, from left, are Emily Tilghman, Kellen Catrino and Sam Oates.

The Stephen Decatur High School drama department hosted its annual talent show last month where seniors Zach Engh, below, and Gabby Anthony placed first and second, respectively. Engh sang “Green Hell” by Pepper while playing the acoustic guitar. Anthony, who also played the acoustic guitar, sang a song she had written herself.

Worcester Prep seventh grade students Julia D’Antonio, Grace Tunis and Hayley Larsen show a palm tree created out of soda cans and plastic at the Middle School Art Show. The artists for the tree were Biola Eniola, Hannah Arrington, Tunis and Larsen.