In a language rich ceremony, Stephen Decatur High School’s top literary scholars were inducted into the National English Honor Society on Sept. 24. Pictured, back row, are Blake Marshall, Hunter Selzer, Andrew Ball, Hunter Wolf, Macy Dietrich, Maeve Donahue, Ulyssa Jacobs, Gavin Connor and Rachel Peretz; and, front, Mariana Juarez-Quio, Layla Chrysanthis, Mikayla Denault, Eileen Eslin,… Read more »

A goal at Ocean City Elementary is to directly teach students the strategies they need to demonstrate positive leadership as bystanders to stand up and speak up to bullies. At their annual Stand Up, Speak Up assembly on Sept, 12, fourth grade students presented a skit teaching strategies for dealing with bullying situations. Pictured, front from left, are Jayden… Read more »

Worcester Preparatory School students from the Classes of 2019 and 2020 captured one National AP Scholar and 35 Advanced Placement Honors from the College Board.  Class of 2020 students honored for outstanding Advanced Placement scores were, front from left, Madison Van Orden, McKenzie Blake, Abi Plylar, Kathryn Marini, Emily Copeland, Damiana Colley and Ellie Todorov;… Read more »

At Worcester Preparatory School, kindergarten teachers have incorporated a new program, “Read to Self,” where students dedicate time each day to reading.  During this quiet time, kindergarteners select books of their choice and then find a cozy spot to nestle and read to themselves. Above, Acting Head of School Mr. Mike Grosso stops by to… Read more »

Showell Elementary students Fletcher Chmar and Thomas Gallagher cite text evidence to ask and answer questions. The students are showing their understanding of the story, “Stone Fox,” in their Michael Johnson’s third grade class.

Ava Miller from Michael Johnson’s third grade class at Showell Elementary enjoys the importance of reading a great book.

Sixth graders at Berlin Intermediate School visited Assateague State Park in September for environmental education lessons. Members of the Hammerhead team are pictured above.

Van Walsh and Tyler Cardimone, third grade students from Showell Elementary, hunt for details to explain the motivations for character’s actions in the book, “Stone Fox.”