The following represents a collection of press releases reporting on the achievements of local students. Moravian College named 732 students to the Dean’s Honor List for the Fall 2018 semester including Katie Boyle from Berlin. Students who carry three or more course units during the fall or spring term and attain a GPA for the… Read more »
Category: Students
OC Elementary Third Graders Enjoy Reading Books With Their Kindergarten Reading Buddies
Ocean City Elementary School students from Monica Piern’s third grade class enjoy reading books together each week with their reading buddies from Shelby Ennis’ kindergarten class. Pictured are Nolan Sweitzer, Jackson Lilley and Gavin Smith. Submitted Photos
Kiwanis Club Of Greater Ocean Pines-Ocean City Sponsor Kiwanis Student Leadership Clubs At Local Schools
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Ocean Pines-Ocean City sponsors Kiwanis student leadership clubs in local schools including Buckingham Elementary School. Officers for the club were installed by Kiwanis Past Lt. Governor Carolyn Dryzga last week. She also presented them with a $500 check from the parent club to assist the K-Kids programs for the year. Pictured, from… Read more »
Worcester Warriors Member Meets With Berlin Intermediate Students To Educate Them About Opioids
Worcester Warriors member Jackie Ball met with Berlin Intermediate School’s sixth grade student body to help educate them about the harmful effects of opioids. Ball is pictured above with Berlin Intermediate School’s SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) members.
Seventh Grader Lexi Berrie Wins First Place In Annual Worcester Prep Geography Bee
Seventh grader Lexi Berrie of Berlin won first place in the annual Worcester Preparatory School Lower/Middle School Geography Bee on Jan. 9. Seventh grader Claire Windrow of Bishopville came in second place and eighth grader Luke Loeser of Selbyville came in third place. Pictured, from left, are Loeser, Berrie and Windrow. Submitted Photos
SD High School Sophomore Caleb Myers And Freshman Georgia Oglesby Named Premier Driving School Athletes Of The Month
Stephen Decatur High School sophomore Caleb Myers (wrestling) and freshman Georgia Oglesby (cheerleading) were named Premier Driving School November Athletes of the Month. Also pictured are Assistant Principal Dr. Curtis Bunting and Premier Driving School representative Geri Riden.
OC Elementary Kindergarten And Third Grade Students Meet Each Week For Buddy Readers
Ocean City Elementary School students in Laura Black’s kindergarten class and Wendi Eitel’s third grade class meet each week for Buddy Readers. This is an opportunity to celebrate the reading accomplishments of kindergarten students as they embrace the love of reading. Pictured are third grader Brantley McKenna and kindergartener Landon Bounds.
Lower School Students Line Up To Visit Santa And Give Gifts To Those In Need At Diakonia
Lower School students, from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 5, eagerly lined up earlier this month to visit with Santa and give gifts to those in need at Diakonia. Hundreds of gifts were donated to Diakonia’s two homeless shelters in West Ocean City, Maryland that provide emergency and transitional housing, food services and counseling for their guests. … Read more »
Worcester Prep’s Student Government And National Honor Society Sponsor “Pajama Drive”
To help make the holidays a little warmer for those less fortunate in the community, Worcester Prep’s Student Government Association and National Honor Society sponsored a “Pajama Drive” for the Pajama Program Eastern Shore Chapter. Upper School students collected more than 200 pairs of pajamas to be distributed in the tri-county area. Above right, Hannah… Read more »
Berlin Intermediate After School Academy Random Acts Of Kindness Club Put Together Blessing Bags
Berlin Intermediate School students in After School Academy Random Acts of Kindness club put together blessing bags for the local homeless community, using funds and supplies donated through a casual day donation. Students added their own words of encouragement to each bag.
