Spanish National Honor Society Inductees at Worcester Prep were, front from left, Jackie Wangel, Berlin; Rachel Sharp, Snow Hill; Molly Simons, Bethany Beach; Hilary Roughton; Manali Patel, Berlin; back, from left, Ross Roessler, Bishopville; Andrew Canakis, Ocean City; Chase Harmon, Rehoboth Beach; Tyler Hoyle, Berlin; Trevor Mathias, Ocean City; Justin Dempsey, Millsboro; Zach Sadler, Lewes;… Read more »

The Ocean City Raven’s Roost awarded two of its 2007 Scholar/Athlete Scholarships to Worcester Prep students Brian Carey, left, Seaford, and Travis Gregory, Bishopville. Students at Stephen Decatur, Indian River and Worcester were eligible to submit applications for this $1,500 scholarship if they had a GPA of above 3.0, provided a letter from their varsity… Read more »

Buckingham Elementary School third graders recently explored the biography genre with a teacher-coordinated program that involved each student reading an autobiography, designing a biographical sketch of the figure and dressing up like the figures studied. Above two students are pictured awaiting their turn. 

Mrs. Cris Kaczmarczyk, eighth grade teacher at Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School, recently released her list of Honor Roll students for the second trimester. Pictured, front row from left, are Michele Snead, Harbeson, Del.; Rachel Thompson, Berlin; Gabrielle Anthony, Ocean City; Cassie Horvath, Dagsboro, Del.; back row from left, Joseph Giffin, Selbyville; Leigh Anne Flounlacker,… Read more »

Students in pre-kindergarten through fourth grade at Ocean City Elementary School recently wrote letters to servicemen and women overseas to thank them for their dedication and for protecting our country. The students told the service personnel how proud they were of them and to come home safely.  Above, prekindergarten students Ryan Ethridge and Abby Yesko… Read more »

Mikayla Dischinger, third grade at Ocean City Elementary School, recently earned first place recognition in the Worcester County Science Fair for non-experimental individual with her “Suction Cups Go Wild”. 

In the first-grade non-experimental individual category, Quinn Ebaugh, 7, of West Ocean City, won first place for his human digestive system, which featured a digestive system made from tubing as well as a comic book. 

Mrs. Biscoe’s first grade students at Ocean City Elementary School won first place in their category at the Worcester County Science Fair on April 11. The team’s work was called “Stop The Erosion Explosion.” Pictured, from left, are Michael Mareno, Frank Nanna and Krystal Hitchens. 

Second grade students in Mrs. Shockley-Lynch’s class at Snow Hill Elementary School (SHES) recently took part in a presentation by Bonnie Bloxom, a nurse at Atlantic General Hospital. Bloxom visited the class to provide a lesson about germs. Her presentation included sharing daily healthy habits including proper hand washing techniques. Bloxom is the grandmother of… Read more »

State of Maryland high school winners in the Young Authors’ Competition for 2007 included three representatives from the Eastern Shore Reading Council. All are students at Worcester Preparatory School. Pictured, from left, are Parker McIntosh, Berlin, Grade 10 Short Story; Megan O’Donnell, Ocean City, Grade 9 Short Story; and Julia Robinson, Rehoboth Beach, Grade 12… Read more »