The annual Junior Ring Ceremony took place in the Guerrieri Library at Worcester Prep on Feb.12. It’s tradition that seniors present the juniors with their rings along with a few insightful comments as to why the recipient is special to them. The ring ceremony is always an inspiring event showing the bond and friendship between… Read more »
Three juniors from the Class of 2021 show off their new class rings along with their parents who are also alums of Worcester Prep, Abby Reynolds and Mark Tingle ’87, Chipper and Tara Becker ’91, Alex Moore ’86 and Brugh.
During the Worcester Prep Junior Ring Ceremony, senior Eli Prushansky placed the new class ring in the hands of junior Caroline Anderson.
After reading “Kindness is Cooler, Mrs. Ruler” and “Kindness A-Z,” students in Julie Vorsteg’s kindergarten class at Ocean City Elementary did kind deeds and recorded them on hearts. The goal was 100 good deeds by the 100th day of school. Pictured are Chase Harkins, Kendal Gulshen, Lily Tsvetanov, Franny Bergeman and Sarah Wall.
Worcester Prep juniors Sophia Ludt, Summer Walker, Meredith Cummings, Grace Hopkins and Waverly Choy display their new Class of 2021 rings.
Students in Ms. Powell’s Science Class at Berlin Intermediate dissected owl pellets to learn about the transfer of energy through a food chain. The owl pellets allowed students to discover the animals that owls consume through the bones that they cannot digest. Pictured are Kruti Patel and Megan Sandt.
Students in Kristie Fogle’s second grade class at Ocean City Elementary School work together to solve addition equations on an empty number line. Pictured are Taylor Snyder, Conner Vaughan, Allison Schaeffer and Jessica Scrimgeour.
The Department of the Navy recently awarded Worcester Preparatory School senior Frank Carter a full, four-year Navy ROTC Scholarship to attend Notre Dame University. The award was presented in December while attending the Army/Navy Game in Philadelphia. Last week, Carter also received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy. Carter has not decided where he will… Read more »
Fourth grade readers at Berlin Intermediate School are going above and beyond in reading. Each of these students exceeded 100 hours of reading so far this year, averaging to more than one hour of reading per day for the first half of the school year. This group has read 25 more hours than what was… Read more »
Worcester Prep senior Kathryn Marini, right, and junior Sophia Ludt were selected to serve on the Delaware Community Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy Board, along with a small group of other juniors and seniors from Sussex County. These students, representing public, private and parochial schools, will experience what it’s like to be philanthropists in the community. The… Read more »