YOUR continuous support made the hearts of 40 community children’s Christmas be a little brighter this year.
May YOU all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Dr. Matt Edelstein, Director of the Brief Treatment Clinic at the Kennedy Krieger Institute, will present to parents, caregivers, childcare providers, and private/parochial school partners during a morning and early evening session.
This is a free training for our community and is paid for using IDEA Part C and Judy Center grant funds. Dr. Edelstein’s presentation will provide attendees with greater knowledge and awareness of the impact of screen time on behavior and development. Additionally, attendees will learn more about how to set limits on devices and other media applications.
Reserve your spot today using the QR code on the flyer!
Wicomico County Public Schools CTE Program Receives Refurbished Police Vehicle
Wicomico County Public Schools is proud to announce a unique collaboration between the Salisbury Police Department and the Career & Technical Education (CTE) program that will enhance safety at Parkside High School. The Salisbury Police Department generously donated a used police vehicle to the district, which students in the CTE Collision Repair and Criminal Justice classes fully refurbished.
This hands-on project provided students with real-world experience in automotive repair and law enforcement procedures. Collision Repair students worked diligently to restore the vehicle’s exterior and mechanical systems.
This partnership also demonstrates the power of community collaboration and the value of career-focused education. WCPS extends its Thanks to the Salisbury Police Department, Police Chief Dave Meienshein, and Salisbury Mayor Randy Taylor.
Due to inclement weather, Wicomico County Public Schools will have a 90-minute delay today (Dec. 5). Breakfast will not be served in school. Students should follow their school’s instructions regarding the day’s schedule. Please be safe. Thank you.
Our thanks to everyone who took time to nominate one of our outstanding teachers for Wicomico Teacher of the Year. When nominations closed last Tuesday Wicomico County Public Schools had received 803 submissions, so we know our community appreciates its teachers.
We look forward to the recognition of nominees by our schools in December, and then in January the quarterfinalists and semifinalists will be announced. One of the semifinalist teachers will be named the next Wicomico Teacher of the Year on April 9. Excited to find out which of our outstanding teachers that will be!
Individuals wishing to provide comments on any of the policies before the Board meeting may send their thoughts to comments@mywcps.org or mail them to Dr. Brian Raygor, Wicomico County Public Schools, 2424 Northgate Drive, Salisbury, MD 21802
We are extremely proud of Andrew and Leah!
Olivia Bradley- Culinary Arts
Amir Davis- Automotive Technology
Eric Dutan Acevedo- CISCO Networking Academy
Andrew Hill- High Performance Manufacturing
Ethan Hitchens- High Performance Manufacturing
Amanda King-Electricity
Emersen Miller- Cosmetology
Leroy Okoya- Culinary Arts
Matthew Philips- HVAC
Monserrat Riano Romero- Cosmetology
Leah Rodriguez- Garcia- Criminal Justice
Sabeen Shahzadi- Health Occupation
Suprel Simmons- Culinary Arts
Andrea Thorton- Culinary Arts
Advanced Stateman:
Sheraz Ahmad- CISCO Networking Academy
Apeksha Agarwal- Health Occupations
Nidia Beteta Martinez- Criminal Justice/ Nail Technician
Thomas Dickey- High Performance Manufacturing
Caleb Olvera-Bonilla- High Performance Manufacturing
Charles Wallace - SkillsUSA Maryland State Director
Nominations will be taken through Tuesday, Nov. 25 through our easy online nomination forms in English, Spanish and Haitian Creole. (Paper copies are available from schools on request.) Learn more and access the links to the nomination forms: https://www.wicomicoschools.org/article/2503651
Have you checked out the eBulletinBoard on our website recently? Here are flyers for some events for students and families within the next few days.. Check out flyers for:
Thursday: Veterans Day Career Carnival (12-5 p.m.), Community Meal at St. James AME Zion Church (4:30-6:30 p.m.)
Friday through Sunday: Community Players of Salisbury presents the musical Annie
Saturday: STEM Saturday for grades 4-8 (registration required); The Big Fall Hangout at St. James AME Zion Church (12-3 p.m.)
Sunday: Harlem Wizards, including the Wizards taking on school system teachers and staff (3 p.m.)
Monday: Try DI Night (6-7:30 p.m.)
You'll find even more flyers at https://www.wicomicoschools.org/o/wcps/page/ebulletinboard#/
The eBulletinBoard features flyers from the school system and community for a wide range of activities and services for families. Visit the eBulletinBoard on our website or on any school website by clicking the eBulletinBoard button under the home page photo gallery. Flyers may be submitted for review on that page as well.
