Liberty Day is a non-partisan, non-profit volunteer effort to educate Americans about the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. Liberty Day was celebrated at schools across the country on March 14.  Above, Board of Education member Donnie Shockley, on behalf of the Snow Hill Lions Club and the Ruritans, distributes booklets to Snow Hill Middle School eighth… Read more »

Showell Elementary School celebrated Read Across America Day by having community members read books to each class. Above, Judge Gerald Purnell enjoys reading a story to Ashley Fardone’s second grade class.

Tamara T. Scott, Temperanceville, presented Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Essay Contest Awards to two Worcester Preparatory School students, Autumn Dailey, Grade 10, and Riddhi Sanwal, Grade 8. Above, from left, are Dailey, Scott, Sanwal, and, back, Nancy Decker, head of the Upper School, Dr. Fred Spurlock, head of the Middle School; and Dr…. Read more »

Showell Elementary School students recently made Easter baskets for children less fortunate in community. Above, some of the students are pictured with their creations.

Ocean City Elementary kindergarten students enjoyed listening to Frank O’Nanna play Irish Music on St. Patrick’s Day. Above, Nanna is pictured with Ethan Kalchthaler, Ava VanDornick, Megan Kearns and Cali Peters.

Wendy Macrides’ first grade class at Ocean City Elementary School read to save the rainforest. Students read 100 books, many of which were about the animals and habitats of the rainforest, to save 100 acres of South American rainforest through Scholastic’s Classrooms Care. Pictured are Alyssa Richie, Connor Carpenter, John Adams and Abby Jager.

Attached is a picture of Carmella’s Kids Preschool Students who collected, built and worked hard to construct an igloo out of 200 milk jugs! Pictured students are: Skylar Mahoney, Brady Parcells, Jocelyn Berzonski, Daniel Ridenour and Nicolas Vinogradov.  Carmella’s Kids learning center is located in Berlin. Great Job Students!

Kaylyn Cobb, kindergartener from Mrs. Fell’s class delivers a grocery cart full of books to the Media Center at Showell Elementary. Showell’s Media Center is a busy place. Each child visits there each week. They check out 3 books each. Students keep monthly reading logs to account for minutes read each night. Mrs. Fell’s class read a… Read more »

Miss Elizabeth Parker’s third grade class at Ocean City Elementary School made “Bright Breakfast Baskets” for the birds.  We removed and enjoyed feasting on the juicy inside of an orange half, then filled it with a mixture of bread, raisins, bird seed and apples.  The local birds are enjoying a spring treat all over Ocean… Read more »