Berlin Intermediate School sixth grader Chloe Walker and her ILA teacher Susan Bradford enjoy a “flapjack” breakfast as part of the culminating activities on the novel, “Tuck Everlasting”. Both are dressed as “Mae Tuck”, one of the main characters of the novel. Students also were also able to watch the movie, which was filmed in… Read more »

Showell Elementary School recently celebrated the 100th Day of School. All kindergarten students and teachers dressed as if they were 100 years old. Above, teacher Cathy Woodland is pictured with Foster Smith, Peyton Elliott, and D’Anthony Harmon.

Second graders in Linda Brown’s class at Ocean City Elementary School recently completed their insect/bug study with a “Bug Bash”. They composed insect riddles, created original insects using egg cartons, and made-then ate-insect yummies.  Above, Hannah Short and Ryan Hall display their insect food creations.

The students at Seaside Christian Academy recently participated in their annual Science Fair. Lucas Franzetti was the overall winner for second and third graders. His project was entitled, “Creating a Vacuum with Water.” Coale Davidson, above, was the overall winner for the fourth to eighth graders.

Worcester Prep art teacher George Zaiser’s students Kathryn Pavlos, Parker Kellam, Hannah Gaskill and Taylor Harman were winners in the Optimist Art Exhibition. Gaskill’s self-portrait in oil on canvas placed first; Harman’s Geisha Doll completed with mixed media placed second, and Pavlos’ and Kellam’s Gone with the Wind on scratch art paper received honorable mention.

Berlin Intermediate once again participated in the Aeropostle’s Teens for Jeans campaign. The school collected 337 pairs of jeans, which were donated to Diakonia. Darlene Charvat organized this event. Above, from left, Jude Al-Hamad was the top donator, donating 20 pairs of jeans; Faith Murray-Engh donated 19 pairs; Neah Purnell donated 12 pairs; and Maggie… Read more »

Worcester Preparatory School senior Patricia Twilley has been named a National Merit Finalist by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Twilley has received academic awards in just about every subject area in addition to receiving Highest Grade Point Honors at Worcester’s Academic Convocation. Above, Headmaster Dr. Barry W. Tull congratulates Twilley.

Six members of the Stephen Decatur High School’s Symphonic Band recently returned from the 33rd Annual Invitational High School Honors Band event held at the University of West Virginia. The students were nominated by their band director based on their achievements. The students chosen to make this trip were, from left, Peter Elliott, trumpet; Katherine… Read more »