– Dr. Barry W. Tull, Headmaster of Worcester Preparatory School, awards Commendations from the College Board to seniors Ali Schwartz (left) and Anna Pavlos (right). The girls’ scores on PSAT-NMSQT were among the best in the nation. 

Snow Hill Elementary School first-graders recently read the story “The Big Pig,” and enjoyed one of the pig’s favorite treats – figs.  Shown with fresh figs and fig cookies are (left to right) Alayla Sample, Daniel Outten, Victoria Harper and Benjamin Trejo-Munoz from Mrs. Pat Tucker and Ms. Katie Moyseenko’s class. 

Mrs. Christine Williams’ third graders are all smiles celebrating their first complete “Compliment Chain.” The students chose to have a root beer float party for all of their hard work showing respect. 

Kindall Johnson, Nicole Saldana, Summer Vorsteg, and Max Taylor work at the keyboard lab in Mr. Rick Chapman’s third grade music class at Ocean City Elementary School. 

Showell Elementary students recently used various peppers to understand certain science lessons. Pictured above, Andrew Stone, Chalea Brittingham, Austin Terry and Kayla Short observe green pepper seeds in a Grade 3 science class. 

Mrs. Bunting’s 5th grade enrichment reading group at BIS explored mood by creating watercolors in response to their book, “Jeremy Thatcher, the Dragon Hatcher.”   Each student chose a mood card (angry, silly, zany, etc.) and then had to visually represent it using color, line, and shape. Pictured above are De’Aijah Hobbs, Frank Figuerou and Zerrick… Read more »

Third grade students at Showell Elementary recently made their own hats. They read and followed two sets of directions, compared the directions, and discovered certain text features that helped make the directions easier to read.  The result was these beautiful newspaper hats. 

Worcester County Public Schools last month celebrated Constitution Week. Pictured above, center, Berlin Intermediate School 6th-grader Brody Shockley holds one of the Constitution Week posters, which were made available to schools by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution and the local General Levin Winder Chapter. Pictured with Shockley is Chapter Regent Pat Arata (left)… Read more »