Wishing everyone a Happy Fourth of July and Independence Day on Friday! Schools and offices will be closed Friday and will reopen on Monday, July 7.
No matter who wins the National SkillsUSA contests, these young men will always be Parkside CTE winners in our book. They did a great job and had great support. Congratulations to Banyu Arilaha, Oscar Gil Leyva and Eddie Lopez.
Competition day for SkillsUSA Nationals. Please wish Banyu Arilaha, Oscar Gil Leya and Eddie Lopez luck!!
SkillsUSA opening ceremony. The CTE students are getting ready. Eddie Lopez even got some cool swag for mastering an underground mining simulator. WOW!!! Here they go! Eddie Lopez, Banyu Arilaha and Oscar Gil Leyva.
Parkside CTE students are at the SkillsUSA Nationals in Atlanta, GA. Having a great time and getting pumped for their competitions. Day 1 is underway. Please wish Banyu Arilaha, Eddie Lopez and Oscar Gil Leyva luck! and of course Thanks to their SkillsUSA advisor Allison Cornish.
It has been a great year Parkside CTE. You will all be missed. Rest assured, we will be working hard to create another great year for you in the 25/26 school year. Enjoy your summer. Get some rest. Come back refreshed!
Parkside CTE High School Teachers and Admin Take a Break with some PickleBall... One more day to go!
Reminder of the schedule for the last week of school, June 9-13.
We wish all of our students, families and staff a wonderful weekend. Monday all schools and offices will be closed in observance of Memorial Day.
Parkside CTE CISCO Academy student, Brady Hagerman, teaching Cryptography to the class. Do we see a future educator?
The Rotary of Salisbury recognized 2 CTE students at their meeting this week. Ty’Nya Cutler,12th grade Cosmetology student from JMB and Briana Ayala, 12th grade Criminal Justice student from Parkside received a monetary award and their name engraved on a plaque that will hang in the CTE office. Both students will be attending college in the fall and we are so proud of them!
The following Cisco Networking Academy just finished their certifications for the year. These students have either received two or three certifications this year. With hard work and dedication they are off to a great start to their careers and/or college. So Proud!!! Please congratulate Claire Cook, Vincent Pruitt, Blake Brown, Dawson Jones, Richard Taylor Mason Tingle, Garvens Louis, Edgar Valdez Rivera, Brady Hagerman, Sheraz Ahmad, Brady Phillips and Vincent Cuomo
Tickets Available Now for Magic Globe Shows at the Parkside Planetarium May 21, 22 and 23
On vacation at her grandpa’s, a little girl named Mia accidentally discovers a mysterious piece of astronomical machinery. Edmund, Mia’s eccentric uncle, tricks the girl into using the tool’s secret powers to change the world’s seasons. She realizes the consequences of what they are going to do, but Edmund doesn’t want to let the plan go.
Magic Globe’s engaging story has a clear educational structure, designed to interest and challenge children from 5 to 12 years. Children can recap their prior knowledge and/or learn new concepts while the story carries everyone forward together, making it perfect for mixed-ability audiences.
Shows are on Wednesday, May 21, Thursday, May 22 and Friday, May 23 in the Parkside Planetarium. There is one show per night, at 6 p.m., first come, first seated. Only 65 seats are available for each show. Tickets are $5 plus a $1 transaction fee purchased online through GoFan: https://gofan.co/app/school/MD22646.
Our Level-2 Criminal Justice students at Parkside CTE High School are stepping into the shoes (and tires!) of real investigators this week! They're mastering the art of analyzing tire and shoe impressions—crucial clues at any crime scene—and putting their skills to the test in a hands-on investigation exercise.
From classroom theory to fieldwork reality, these young minds are leaving no print unexamined!
We are proud to announce that Wicomico County Public Schools has once again earned the distinction of being named one of the Best Communities for Music Education. This is the 16th time in the past 19 years, and the 14th consecutive year, that Wicomico Schools has earned this award from the NAMM Foundation. Our students receive an outstanding music education in chorus, band, orchestra, school performances, parades and more. The award is directly related to the dedication and quality of our teachers as well as the support we receive from WCPS administration, school-based administrators, the Board of Education, and our community. Thank you to all of the excellent Wicomico music educators who made this Best Communities for Music Education recognition possible. Here's a sampling of music education photos from our schools, with more to come soon.
Congratulations to all the students at Parkside CTE High School who passed their CNA test today while attending the Health Occupations CTE program. We are so proud of you. Leilah Bowden, Katie DeVoe, Annabelle Donoway, Marly Felix, Gianluca Figueroa-Rivera, Alyanna Filart, Nyashia Fitzpatrick-Williams, Avery Garrison, Dy’Mon Handy, Phuong Huynh, Ashley Kim, Ali Shah, Lilea Taylor, and Skylar Taylor-Widdowson.
There's plenty to do in our community and our schools this weekend and this month, and you'll find flyers about all these events and a host of summer activities on our eBulletinBoard: https://www.wicomicoschools.org/o/wcps/page/ebulletinboard#/
This weekend:
Children's Mental Health Awareness Family Night at the Civic Center, 5-8 p.m.. Friday
Frozen Kids Presented by the Prince Street Elementary Drama Club, 6:30 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday at the school.
DI Run for Creativity, a Destination Imagination fundraiser for the two Wicomico teams headed to Global Finals, 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Sunday at Fruitland City Park.
PLTW students working with CAD animations and creating 3D designs. Wow!!
The Wicomico County CTE Interactive Media Art Exhibit is Thursday, May 1 from 5-7 p.m. in the media wing and media center of Wicomico High School.
Does the idea of drinking ginger ale from a champagne flute, snacking on finger foods, mingling with family and friends, admiring art on the walls, having deep, thoughtful discussions about the intended meaning of a work of art or photograph, and listening to jazzy music sound like a fun and stimulating way to spend an evening? We hope your answer is yes. You don't have to be an artist to appreciate art from the CTE Interactive Media Program!
Come have fun with our interactive media and photography students as we all reflect on the year and admire the great work they have created. The public is invited so feel free to bring your friends and family. At this year's exhibit you'll see Interactive Media's newest work, visit their classroom, check out the incredible state of the art equipment students use including iMacs and Wacom tablets, talk to current students, watch students demonstrate the technology they use every day, and see the cool merchandise students design and print including t-shirts, tumblers, mugs, buttons, and stickers . We are excited to announce that this year you will also see incredible photography by Mrs. Messler's photography students.
There will be a lot to see at this year's exhibit so please don't miss it!
Check out all the great activities coming up in our schools and community in May! You'll find flyers for events like these on the eBulletinBoard of our website, along with flyers for summer camps and programs, immunizations and more. Just visit www.wicomicoschools.org and click on eBulletinBoard uinder the photos on the home page.
