Stephen Decatur High School students Noah McAleer, Andrew Bradshaw, Jenna Abbaticchio, Hannah Wilson, Brooke Davis and Jennah Lupiwok participated in the 5K run for Believe in Tomorrow last month. Each is pursuing the Presidential Service Award for next year.
Students inducted into the Charles R. Jenkins National Honor Society at Worcester Preparatory School recently were, first row from left, Laiela Ahmad, Caroline Wetzelberger, Gabrielle D’Antonio and Dara Pappas and Ragen Doyle; second row, Roland Gerachis, Katherine Pavlos, Molly Marshall, Meredith Smith, Michael Durkin, Justin Canakis and Thomas Thornett; third row, Talha Ehtasham, Parker Kellam,… Read more »
Rational peopleThat today is 11-11-11Waking up with energyBarbara Holloway’s cakeThe show, ‘Once Upon A Time’Old things that work like newWalking the halls of a schoolPhotos of my kids huggingA down comforterTeachers who like what they doThe Chester River Runoff band
Carson, unlike his older brother, is one of few words.Consequently, when his eyes or facial expressions provide a little insight into what he’s feeling or experiencing, the moments are precious.In his case, the adage, “a picture is worth a thousand words” rings particularly true.Carson turned 2 years old last weekend, and, thanks to his grandfather… Read more »
Worcester Prep’s Homecoming Court is pictured above. They are, from left, Ryan Nally, sophomore prince; Kristen Shriver, sophomore princess; Brad Mullen, junior prince; Ragen Doyle, junior princess; Matteo Petrera, Homecoming king; Kayla Baier, Homecoming queen; Jim Engel, senior prince; Alyssa Alicea, senior princess; Rylie Doyle, freshman princess; and Erik Zorn, freshman prince.
Ms. Pike’s kindergarten students at Showell Elementary have been learning about colors. Evan Oglesby and Hennessy Murphy mixed blue and red to make purple.
Canon Colcord and Aeriel Zane of Mrs. Williams’ second grade class at Buckingham Elementary enjoyed displaying data on a candy corn pictograph on Halloween.
Ocean City Elementary kindergarten students Tyler Cox, Antonio Vazquez, Andrey Tcheremissine and Hailey Smith from Christine Lieb’s class show off their pumpkin creations after a field trip to Mr. Peppers Pumpkin Patch.
Snow Hill Elementary School celebrated Red Ribbon Week with activities to demonstrate the message of, “It’s up to me to be Drug Free”. To show that they have better things to do than drugs, students created crazy hair styles to wear to school. Pictured, from left, with their “crazy hair” are kindergarten student Emily Manning,… Read more »
Halloween is serious business around these parts for many, particularly in Berlin, and my house is no exception, but you wouldn’t know it from my kids.All they care about is the candy.They don’t notice the hours of work their mom put into decorating the interior and exterior of the house. They don’t seem interested in… Read more »