Worcester Prep Homecoming Court was recently elected. Pictured, from left, are Halie Murray-Davis, Lewes, Freshman Princess; Alex Ternahan, Bethany Beach, Freshman Prince; Christina Adkins, Selbyville, Sophomore Princess; Kyle Joseph, Rehoboth Beach, Sophomore Prince; Manali Patel, Berlin, Homecoming Queen; Peter Buas, Ocean City, Homecoming King; Mike Guerrieri, Ocean City, Junior Prince; Taylor Beauchamp, Salisbury, Junior Princess;… Read more »

Fourth graders at BIS have been learning about Maryland’s natural resources and their importance to the state’s economy. Students were to use an artistic technique to show a natural resource found in one of Maryland’s three geographic regions and write a descriptive paragraph identifying how it is used and the types of jobs this resource creates… Read more »

Nineteen Stephen Decatur High School seniors were inducted into the second annual class of the National English Honor Society on Monday, Oct. 27. Among those inducted were, back row, Lauren Freeman, Rachael Pacella, Olivia Turner, Danielle Jones and Maddy Thiel, and, front row, Krysten Wolinski, Taylor Phillips, Shakiyla Shockley, Megan Ott, Catie Bowman, Lindsay Chetelat… Read more »

Ocean City Elementary School honored the October Students of the Month with a luncheon at Wendy’s sponsored by the Ocean City-Berlin Opti-Ms and Optimists. Students are chosen by their classroom teachers because they demonstrate good character daily, as well as, completing their work and being model students. Pictured, first row, are first grade honorees Kaitlyn… Read more »

Geneva Sampson’s seventh grade students at Worcester Prep organized a Presidential Debate in which students selected a candidate and presented that candidate’s platform. After the formal presentations in a room filled with election decorations, the parties were given the opportunity to ask questions about the presentations. Representing the Obama debate team were, fromi left, Maddie… Read more »

Snow Hill Elementary School celebrated Red Ribbon Week recently with “Crazy Hat Day”. This week is celebrated to make students aware of the ongoing importance of Drug and Alcohol Prevention in the schools and community. Shown with their crazy hats are students Brianna Odegaard, Danny Shockley and Hannah Jones along with staff member Patti Hardman.

Kindergarteners in Elizabeth Engh’s class at Ocean City Elementary School used apples to learn about seasons, sorting and healthy resources. Pictured sorting their apples by color are Brittyn Lyra Leonard, Brooke Warthen, Jacelyn Clapsadle, Asher King and Zitlhaly Lopez.