Carson Wigley, a freshman at Wake Forest University and 2011 graduate of Worcester Prep, attended the White House Christmas Party. Wigley was invited in recognition of her continued commitment to volunteer service. She is pictured with a replica of the Obama family’s pet.
Stephen Decatur Middle School student Brittany Baker checks on her tasty treat during an After School Academy session on baking.
Berlin Intermediate School sponsored its Annual Help Increase the Peace (H.I.P.) Day last month. BIS’s staff and students showed their Groovy School Spirit by wearing flower power, 60’s 70’s peace attire. Above are Dina Sbih, Stephanie Marx, Hattie Brous, Autumn Pracko, Maggie Bunting and Jamie Ditzel.
Seventh and eighth grade athletes honored at Worcester Prep’s Winter Middle School Sports Assembly for boys basketball were, front from left, Tate Shockley, seventh grade, MVP; Zachary Wilson, seventh grade, Coach’s Award; Keegan Pando, seventh grade, Most Improved; back, Michael Brittingham, eighth grade, Coach’s Award; Reece Brown, eighth grade, Most Improved; and Wyatt Richins, eighth… Read more »
Jenna Shumate and Sivan Cohen are in Keyboarding Capers, a club in the Berlin Intermediate School’s Beyond After School Academy designated to help students become more proficient in their keyboarding and computer skills.
Kindergarten students in Christine Lieb’s class from Ocean City Elementary are involved in a unit on magnets. Students Nevaeh Wilgus, Tatum Daubach, Daniel Karcheuski and Serenity Sanon are discovering what types of objects are attracted to magnets.
Students at Ocean City Elementary School gave a presentation about the school’s Buddy Reader Program to the Worcester County Board of Education recently. Pictured, front row, are Deema Hammad, Josselyne Maza-Chavez, Keeley Catrino, Sophia Krasner, Abby Yesko, Isaac Gillin, Theo Hobbs, Jacob Fuschluger, Riley Moyer and Hannah Burke; and, back, Principal Irene Kordick, Kristin VanKirk… Read more »
Members of the Kiwanis Builders Club at Berlin Intermediate School Zerrick Collins, DJ Taylor and President Jake Ginther, are busy making Valentine’s cards for those in the community who may need their spirits lifted on that special holiday.
Snow Hill Elementary School third grader Dylan Truitt was among the excited students who were surprised last week to learn about the $100,000 Target grant that will likely be used to help repair old and purchase new equipment. He is pictured with technology coach Maryellen Nugent, who wrote the school’s nomination.
Worcester Prep Lower School students who came out on top in their knowledge of regions and cultures of the world in the National Geographic Bee were, from left, fifth graders Dakin Moore, Delaney Abercrombie and Cole Bennett.