Lisa Kristick’s and Kathy Elmer’s pre-kindergarten three class at Ocean City Elementary School learned about the colors of the nation by creating patriotic windsocks.

Showell Elementary third grade females rewarded with freezer pops for reading more than 20 books in a one week were, from left, Athena Curtis, Callie Cutlip, Clara Hoopes and Alexis Blake.

Stephen Decatur High School named Jude Al-Hamad as the Best All Around during the Annual Senior Awards Night ceremony. The award recognizes a student who engages in all aspects of student life. Al-Hamad, pictured with Assistant Principal Kathy Cater and Principal Tom Sites, is a four-time Presidential Service Award recipient, a member of the Mu Alpha… Read more »

Snow Hill resident Sarah Wood, an honors student at Wor-Wic Community College, is this year’s $500 faculty honors scholarship winner.Selection is based on scholastic achievement and an essay competition judged by the honors program committee. Applicants were required to write a four-page research-based argumentative essay. Wood’s essay argued programs and initiatives to target low-income students… Read more »

Berlin Intermediate School students have enjoyed the opportunity to learn safe mountain biking practices during the BIS and Beyond After School Academy. Eastern Shore International Mountain Bicycling Association President Tres Denk and fellow volunteers provided bikes and all necessary safety equipment to students free of charge to help foster a love of bicycling while promoting… Read more »

Winners of Worcester Prep Middle School lacrosse awards for the spring lacrosse season were, from left, Linley Hill, eighth grade coaches award; Claire Windrow, seventh grade most improved; Annie Carter, eighth grade MVP; Griffin Jones, eighth grade coaches award; Dylan McGovern, seventh grade most improved; and Harrison Humes, eighth grade MVP.

On May 8, the fourth grade students at Ocean City Elementary School completed a fitness walk of the entire Boardwalk up and back. After the walk, they attended a water safety lesson presented by Ward Kovac of the Ocean City Beach Patrol.  Physical education teachers Tracey Drocella and Mark Engle arrange the trip each year… Read more »

On May 3, the Most Blessed Sacrament eighth grade class spent the day with the Chesapeake Housing Mission to build a handicap ramp for a local resident. The experience allowed them to learn many new skills, work as a team and see first-hand the gift of helping those in need. Submitted Photos

Berlin Intermediate School guitar students of Lisa Adams traveled to Chesapeake Bay Middle School in Pasadena to participate in the Maryland Music Educators Association State solo and ensemble festival.  All of the students received a “superior” rating, the highest rating possible.

Taylor Bank’s Margaret Mudron shared Junior Achievement’s “Our Region” lesson this month with Mrs. Scafone’s fourth grade class at Buckingham Elementary School.