Gabriel Dawkins, a third grade student in Monica Piern’s class at Ocean City Elementary School, put a smile on his teacher’s face with his super positive attitude for last week’s digital i-Ready testing from home.
Volunteer representatives from the Worcester County Humane Society came to Berlin Intermediate to talk to the sixth-grade teams about how the funds and items donated through service learning are used and how students can make the most impact within the organization. Ms. Yingling walked one of the cats around for students to touch.
Adelaide Dawkins, a sixth-grade student in Mrs. Walsh’s class at Berlin Intermediate School, was awarded first place for grade six poetry in the Young Authors Contest for the Eastern Shore Literacy Association.
Worcester Prep second graders Lea Jaoude, Estelle Damouni and Lilly White prepare to make and bake bread in the kitchen of Bad Monkey West.
Jackie Knowlton’s second graders from Worcester Preparatory School recently presented Atlantic General Hospital with a check from the annual bread sale proceeds in the amount of $386.68. This year class partnered with the Bad Monkey West to make and bake the bread. Pictured, first row from left, are Estelle Damouni, Lilly White, Lea Jaoude, Keller Hoch,… Read more »
The winners of the Ocean City-Berlin Optimist Club’s Essay Contest were recently announced. Pictured, from left, are Club President Bill Hickey; first place winner Jessica Beck, a student from Stephen Decatur High School who $50 (also pictured with parents); third place winner Henna Parmar from Worcester Prep who won $200 (pictured with parents); Erin Hurley,… Read more »
Worcester Prep second grader CJ Labin and his mom, Wendy Caba-Labin, prepare to sell bread to students.
Worcester Prep first graders Samuel Baker and Colt Duffie cannot wait to bite into their delicious bread during the sale at school earlier this month.
Second graders at WPS chose to donate half of their bread sale proceeds to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to help find a cure for their WPS classmate, Keller Hoch, who suffers from the genetic disease.
A Black Hawk downing on the grounds of Stephen Decatur High School was one of the exciting events students and staff members experienced last month. The NJROTC program hosted several military leaders of all ranks to discuss leadership skills and career opportunities with the armed forces. The program is run by Lieutenant Commander Robert Stewart… Read more »
