Ocean City Elementary School recently welcomed volunteers from the local Humane Society. Volunteers enjoyed spending time with faculty during the holiday luncheon before being presented a check for over $1,600 from this season’s fundraising effort at OCES as well as supplies.Above are Director Kenille Davies, Principal Irene Kordick, 3rd grade teacher Megan Cooke and students… Read more »
Stephen Decatur High School junior Larry Jock finished first on the lower Eastern Shore in the Fall Season Stock Market Game. He was given $100,000 in virtual money and made an additional $15,000 in 10 weeks. Jock is a student of Consumer and Personal Finance teacher Kurt Marx.
The third grade students at Ocean City Elementary School made stockings to donate to the Salvation Army. Above, Luke Crisanti, Chelsea VanVonno, Kylie Boston and Madison Delamater are holding stockings they created for the Salvation Army.
Pre-kindergarten students at Ocean City Elementary School have been busy reading and retelling different folk tales about the Gingerbread Man, The Gingerbread Boy, The Gingerbread Girl, Gingerbread Babies, and Gingerbread Friends. Pictured is Adelina Olerta from Jennifer Fohner’s morning class. She found her cookie taking a rest in the Early Childhood Pod. Submitted Photos
The Worcester County Republican Central Committee celebrated its 1st Annual Christmas Party last month. Pictured, seated from left, are Judy Boggs, County Commissioner, and Dr. Sharon Nelson, committee chair; and standing, Jim Bunting, County Commissioner, Dan Bongino, candidate for the US Senate, Beau Oglesby, State’s Attorney, Mike McDermott, Delegate, District 38B, and Reggie Mason, Sheriff.
The Ravens Roost #44, Ocean City, is holding a Post Football Season Dance on Feb. 18, 7-11 p.m., to benefit the Roost #44 local charities. The event, featuring the Tranzfusion band, will be held in the Ocean City Elks Lodge Hall on 137th Street. Tickets may be purchased for $25 from Mary Kendall 302-236-9617 or… Read more »
Baha Amusements has made a $5,000 donation to the Stephen Decatur High School Alumni Association’s capital campaign. On hand for the presentation were SDHS Alumni Association Co-Chairman Jay Bergey, Principal Lou Taylor and Baja representatives Patti Moore and Steve Hoffman.
Stephen Decatur High School faculty and students worked throughout the fall raising money for Diakonia, which resulted in a grand total of $3,500. Above, Diakonia Executive Director Claudia Nagle receives the donation from Stephen Decatur High School National Honor Society representatives Michelle Ott and Kelly Sullivan, Principal Lou Taylor and Special Education teacher Amanda Wroten.
The Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians recently donated $500 to the Noel Christmas dinner. Pictured, from left, are President Betty Jane Ertel, coordinator Ken MacMullin and member Joanne Kirby. Submitted Photos
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