The Jarrod Radnich Pirates of the Caribbean Worldwide YouTube Piano Competition began in August, and Hannah Perdue, a fifth grade student at Worcester Preparatory School, submitted a video of her interpretation of Pirates of the Caribbean to Radnich. Her entry was accepted, and the young pianist became part of the first round of competition, continued… Read more »
Each year Worcester Prep hosts seniors for a Back-to-School luncheon during which they enjoy getting together to learn more about college admissions procedures, college visits, their senior trip to England, senior privileges, senior lunches and seniors as school leaders. Among the 54 graduates to be are, from left, Madison O’Malley, Daniel Rosa, Bethany Wolpin, Jennifer… Read more »
Snow Hill Middle School eighth graders, along with Worcester Technical High School’s agriculture students, will help plant trees along streams associated with the Chesapeake watershed. The school applied for and was awarded a $50,000 grant that will help restore approximately five acres. Pictured, front from left, are eighth graders Devin Webster, Alura Neumyer, Aaron White… Read more »
Picking up my kids from school is a funny experience. One day this week I had the privilege of picking up both of them, and let’s just say their reactions give the self-confidence quite the boost. Based on their obvious excitement and eagerness to see me, it’s like they are being released from prison after… Read more »
Worcester Prep students in Colleen McGuire’s freshmen physical science class working with technology are, from left, Brad White, Olivia Bescak, Sambina Anthony, Madison Bescak, Melissa Laws and Christopher Rilling.
This postcard view from the 1960s looks west from 33rd Street and the oceanfront toward the bay and mainland. The building in the foreground was the Stardust Motel, which anchored the northern end of “Motel Row.” The Harrison Group’s Hilton Hotel occupies that block today. The smaller hotels in the middle of the picture were… Read more »
Snow Hill Middle School eighth grader Bethany Todd talks with Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jerry Wilson about the importance of participating in the Stream Restoration and Forest Revitalization Challenge to help provide forested stream buffers. Submitted Photos
Third grade students in Miss Maloney’s class at Ocean City Elementary School worked in groups to manipulate base 10 blocks in a giant place value chart. Students were given clues about the digits in the ones, tens, hundreds and thousands and they were required to represent that number using the base ten manipulatives. Pictured are… Read more »
Summer of 1971 Volume XVII Issue 7ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS (BULLET)This week’s “Resorter Girl” was Althea Rutherford, who was also featured in a full-page advertisement from Hess Apparel, which had a store on 9th Street and the Boardwalk at this time. (BULLET)Jolly Roger, which called itself “The Family Playground” at this time, was where the Arnold Palmer… Read more »
Third grade students in Miss Foreman’s class at Ocean City Elementary School created “Me Cubes” to get acquainted during the first week of school. Students were able to learn interesting facts about each other to help alleviate their first day jitters and to establish their learning community. Pictured above, top, are Kayla Brady, Lucian Dyer, Sandra Aldana-Almarguer,… Read more »