Christmas Wreaths up for auction to benefit the Bless the Children Campaign.
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Wicomico Teacher of the Year nominations closed last night, and we received 973 nominations this year! Thank you to everyone who took time to nominate an amazing teacher for this recognition. Our schools and our school system look forward to celebrating many of the teachers of Wicomico County Public Schools throughout the Wicomico Teacher of the Year Recognition Program..
Culinary Goodies!!
Winter Break is coming. Please review the schedule and reach out with any questions.
Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy your time with family and friends. We are very Thankful here at CTE for your students and your support!
Reminder: Students will be in school this Monday and Tuesday, and then schools and offices of Wicomico County Public Schools will be closed Nov. 27-29 for the Thanksgiving break. The school system will reopen on Monday, Dec. 2. Have a great Thanksgiving everyone!
Reminder of the schedule for Wicomico County Public Schools next week: School is in session and offices are open Monday and Tuesday, and then the school system will be closed for Thanksgiving Break.
UMBC offering great scholarships for those interested in Computer Science, Information Systems, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and even Chemical Engineering. Check it out!
On Thursday, November 21, Wicomico County Public Schools held two Public Information Sessions regarding the current School Boundary Study and the two draft options for boundary changes.
There is now an ONLINE SURVEY open through Dec. 9 to gather feedback on the two draft options for the school boundary changes. Just scan the QR code in either English, Spanish or Haitian Creole to participate in this survey. We want to hear from you.
If you were unable to attend either Public Information Session, you can watch the presentation on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/fJ1Rg0Yh3xU
Parkside CTE students receive the Rotary Club award today for their efforts and accomplishments in their respective field. Left to Right. Tracy Hunter (CTE Certified Nursing Assistant Instructor), Judith Lopez (Student of CNA program and senior at Wicomico High School), Noah DeWeerdt (Student of CISCO Networking Academy and a senior at Parkside High School), Jamie Brandenberg (CTE CISCO Networking Academy Teacher). Congratulations to them both for a job well done.
SkillsUSA Spreading the Joy to animals in need.
Parkside CTE Soul Food Fundraiser. Get your tickets early!
SkillsUSA students made us proud this weekend while attending the Leadership Conference in Ocean City. They had a blast and learned some key skills to bring back to their peers.
It's National School Psychology Week (Nov. 11-15), and we'd like to take this opportunity to say just how much we appreciate the team of school psychologists that supports students in Wicomico County Public Schools every day. We're so grateful for what you do!
Please join Wicomico County Public Schools in honoring and thanking American military veterans this Veterans Day (Monday, Nov. 11). In our schools, many of our students and staff will have opportunities to learn about and observe Veterans Day.
NO HATE | NO BULLYING BMXers came to Parkside. What a show! and What a Great Message!
SkillsUSA Maryland Fall Leadership Conference getting ready for day 2. Elizabeth and Caleb Olvera-Bonilla.
SkillsUSA Maryland Leadership Conference. Students are on their way. Good luck!
CISCO's Networking Academy headed to the NSA's National Cryptologic Museum to not only learn about our nation's safety, but about internships as well.
Reminder: Schools will dismiss students 3 hours early on Friday, Nov. 8. That day is also the last day of the 1st marking term. Report cards will be distributed Nov. 15.
