The Lower Shore Child Care Resource Center’s Mobile Science Museum visited Snow Hill Elementary School last month. Above, Alijah Cotton, a pre-kindergarten student in Mrs. Smith’s afternoon class, works with magnets.
The kindergarten and first grade students of Seaside Christian Academy recently visited Atlantic General Hospital for a tour. The children, pictured above with AGH’s Laura Small, learned about some of the different departments that make up the hospital.
Stephen Decatur High School inducted its fourth class into Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society) on April 10. Above, seniors Emlyn Hammer and Courtney Blumenthal and juniors Emmalee Murrell and Madeline Farlow celebrate after the ceremony.
Third grade students in Worcester County have been studying Worcester County in Social Studies. As part of the unit, they read about and discuss each town and learn about its history. Students from Ocean City Elementary School took a trip to Furnace Town to experience some of the skills residents of earlier times needed to… Read more »
Stephen Decatur High School sophomores Emily Ladd, Ciara Wright, Charlotte Petsche and Ashley DePaul won the most spirited award at the 2nd Annual “Pi” Eating contest sponsored by the SDHS Math Honor Society.
The kindergarten classes at Snow Hill Elementary School, under the direction of music teacher Julie Hickman, presented “Get Hoppin,” a musical story about the “Bunny Family” and their baby Bunny Sue who didn’t like to hop. The students performed six musical selections along with performing skits during the show. Pictured, from left, are Gunnar Reynolds as Father… Read more »
Mendy Fiori’s first grade class at Ocean City Elementary School turned “Trash to Treasure” in honor of Earth Day. Students took ordinary household items and transformed them into fun and creative treasures. Students learned to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Restor, and Replenish.
Stephen Decatur High School students in mythology teacher Christie Moore’s class presented a donation to the Worcester County Humane Society after completing a unit on the myth of Pandora. As a culminating activity, created their own boxes for hope to collect donations. Pictured with Moore are, back, Caryn Swistak, Kevin Ettz, Nick Craven and Daniel Chang;… Read more »
OCEAN CITY — Although the individual’s identity has not been confirmed officially, the City Council voted 4-3 in closed session this afternoon to move forward with negotiations for the next city manager.The council went into closed session at 11:30 a.m. today and returned 90 minutes to report the results of the meeting. The council will… Read more »
OCEAN CITY — With a looming vote on the next city manager expected this afternoon, an ethics complaint against the city councilman who called a leading candidate was dropped yesterday afternoon.Details of the Ethics Committee meeting yesterday at City Hall are unclear as all parties have been instructed to not discuss the private personnel matters…. Read more »