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Woodson Elementary School Staff Appreciation-Somerset County Paraprofessional of the Year Deborah Bell.
Woodson Elementary School Staff Appreciation-Computer Lab Teacher Shannon Millard-!5 Years of Service.
Woodson Elementary School Staff Appreciation-Ten Years of Service-Left to Right-Paraprofessional Jennifer Ward, IEP Clerk Traci Tyler and Kindergarten Teacher Janet Wilkins.
Woodson Elementary School Staff Appreciation-Five Years of Service- Left to Right-FNS Employee Cindy Gerald, Cafeteria Manager Kimberly Tyler, Grade 5 Reading Teacher Rebecca Cain, Music Teacher Korrine Jones, Special Education Teacher Crystal Rittenhouse, Grade 1 Teacher Ashley Brewington and Grade 3 Teacher Kayla Kinder.
Woodson Elementary School Staff Appreciation- 2018 Retirees Physical Education Teacher Michele Gandolfi 22 Years of Service and School Counselor Mary Sue Atkinson 25 Years of Service.
Woodson Elementary School Staff Appreciation-Twenty-five Years of Service- Left to Right-2018 Paraprofessional of the Year Deborah Bell and School Counselor Mary Sue Atkinson.
Washington Academy and High School Staff Appreciation-Head Custodian William" Bernie Johnson"-2018 Somerset County Public Schools Custodian of the Year.
Washington Academy and High School Staff Appreciation- School Nurse Lynne Brumley-Ten Years of Service
Washington Academy & High School Staff Appreciation-Special Education Teacher Diana Tolland-Twenty Years of Service.
Washington Academy & High School Staff Appreciation- Left to Right- Special Education Paraprofessional-Five Years of Service, Principal Chantal Russum, and Director of Schools Tracie Bartemy.
Washington Academy & High School Staff Appreciation-Band Director Caitlin Hetland-Five Years of Service.
Washington Academy & High School Staff Appreciation-Left to Right-Custodian Ronnie Knox-Five Years of Service, Principal Chantal Russum and Director of Schools Tracie Bartemy.
Washington Academy and High School Staff Appreciation, To the Right, Science Teacher and 2016 Somerset County Teacher of the Year "Kolby" Noble.-Ten Years of Service.
Crisfield Academy & High School Staff Appreciation - Left to Right- Principal Tony Bevilacqua-School Counselor Faith Daum-Fifteen Years of Service- Assistant Principal Jeff Hale
Crisfield Academy & High School Staff Appreciation- IEP Clerk Vickie Evans- Ten Years of Service and Math Teacher Georgia Justis-Ten Years of Service
Crisfield Academy & High School Staff Appreciation- Five Years of Service- FNS Employee Nenita Tyler, English Teacher Daniel Moss, Science Teacher and 2018 Somerset County Teacher of the Year Dr. Richard Warren.
Crisfield Academy & High School Staff Appreciation- Left to Right- Principal Tony Bevilacqua, 2018 Retiree School Administrative Associate II Gayle Harris-41 Years of Service and Assistant Principal Jeff Hale.
Deal Island Elementary School Staff Appreciation-Service Awards-Left to Right- Grade 2 Teacher Richard Saulitis-Ten Years of Service, School Counselor Michele Horner-Twenty-five Years of Service, Grade 1 Teacher Rebekah Polk- Thirty-five Years of Service and Grade Five Teacher Michele Messick-Five Years of Service.
Deal Island Elementary School Staff Appreciation- 5th Grade Teacher and 2018 DIS Teacher of the Year Michele Messick was named McEducator of the Year by Baxter Enterprises for her outstanding teaching, effort, attendance add extracurricular efforts with the students.
JM Tawes Career and Technology Center Staff Appreciation-Left to Right-Principal Keith O'Neal and Automotive Teacher John "Buddy" Ward (Five Years of Service to the System)
PAE Staff Appreciation -Left-to Right- Assistant Principal George Klein, FNS Employee Mary
Collins (15 Years of Service-2018 Somerset County Public Schools FNS Employee of the Year Doug Nelson and Principal Cortney Monar.
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation- 2018 Somerset County Public Schools School Nurse of of the Year Shernita Boyd.
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation-2018 Retiree Grade 1 Teacher Nan Harrison- 33 Years of Service.
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation 2018 Retiree Pre-Kindergarten Teacher Mary Ellen Willey-23 Years of Service
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation- 2018 Retiree Paraprofessional Karen Dize-31 Years of Service.
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation-Twenty Years of Service-Left to Right-Annette Waggoner Instructional Facilitator and Lisa Collins Paraprofessional
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation- Kelly Crockett-Pre-Kindergarten Teacher-McEducator Award Recipient/Baxter Enterprises
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation- Ten Years Experience- Left to Right-Mark Sevigny Pre-Kindergarten Teacher and Ralph Taylor -Custodian.
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation-Jill Klaverweiden- Kindergarten Teacher and Sarah Mason- Grade 1 Teacher (five years experience)
Princess Anne Elementary School Staff Appreciation- left to right Principal Cortney Monar, Kristen Horner Pre- Kindergarten teacher (5 Years of Experience), Assistant Principal George Klein.
George Todd , a thirty-seven year veteran of Somerset County Schools And Accomack County Schools combined, also served a decade as Energy Manager for SCPS. His work has provided the county with large amount in cost savings by monitoring energy usage aggressively. He has retired from his most recent position as Energy Manager.
Somerset Intermediate School 7th Graders visited the construction site of the new Tawes Career and Technology Center soon to be completed by September 2019.
Weekly progress on the new school is noticeable.
Progress is being made.
Construction workers moving the steel.
WHS graduate Private First Class Matthew Howell visited Michele Messick's class at Deal Island Elementary School. The students wrote him letters of encouragement during boot camp. He came to thank them and give them words of wisdom, "No matter how hard it gets, never give up. Keep your eye on the prize!"
Gifted and Talented compete in May at Salisbury University.
Our Teacher of the Year!!
Washington High School Graduation Ceremony at UMES.
Crisfield High School Class of 2018.
Part of the crew for Asanovich J & J Landscaping.
It speaks for itself.
Late Spring beautification.
Criminal Justice Students
Junior Criminal Justice students at Tawes with instructor Major Wade Chambers and Superintendent of Schools Dr. John B.Gaddis.
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) visit to Mr. Floyd Azbell's HVAC class.
Crisfield Academy & High School's 8th graders on a field trip to Busch Gardens.
The 5th grade team at WES consists of left to right Rebecca Cain, Kelly Moore and Lauren Miller. They have another outstanding graduation ceremony planned for the 5th grade on June 13 at 1:30 PM
"Our brand new after-school Drama Club has worked very hard to bring Theater back to Crisfield High School. We hope you'll come see our premiere performance of Gossip! It's a short one-act performance sure to deliver an enjoyable evening. "..Heather McHenry
These two Princess Anne Elementary students won the annual MCEE poster contest.
WAHS 10 graders recently visited Mount Vernon.
Washington High School students on DelmarvaLife on WBOC TV.
A CAHS student has been selected as a finalist in the 2017-2018 Art Energizes STEAM Art Exhibition! The artwork showed a true connection to the theme, had stunning visual appeal, presented age-appropriate critical thinking and responded to the theme with originality.
Students at Woodson Elementary school enjoyed a Career Fair in May 30.
A Career Fair was held at Woodson Elementary School on Wednesday, May 30.
Relay Race in the 2018 Olympiad.
Dr. Richard Warren and his students at CAHS.
2018 Teacher of the Year Dr. Richard Warren working with his eighth grade science students at CAHS.
2017-2018 J.M. Tawes Career and Technology Center SkillsUSA officers.
This CAHS student won this year's James Howard Tawes Award as a top student at J.M.T.
Dr. Richard Warren and Mrs. Ebony Warren at the Teacher of the Year Luncheon at MSDE in Baltimore on Tuesday May 22.
Dr. Richard Warren flanked on the left by state Superintendent Dr. Karen Salmon, newly appointed member of the state Board Warner Sumpter, State Board President Andrew Smarick amd to the right his principal Tony Bevilacqua and Superintendent of Somerset County Schools Dr. John Gaddis.
All 24 of the 2018-2019 Maryland Teacher of the Year Candidates. Notice Dr. Warren is in the upper far left of the photograph. Dr. Darla Strouse director of the program is shown at the bottom left.
Several members of the J.M. Tawes Career and Technology Program Advisory Council (PAC) visited the construction site of the new school on Wednesday, May 16. The committee is made up of school staff, community members who are in businesses for which related skills are taught and onsite construction staff.
Crisfield Academy and High School's eighth grade science and STEM teacher Dr. Richard Warren Jr. was recognized as SCPS' Teacher of the Year on Friday, April 27, 2018. Superintendent Dr. John Gaddis to the left and Board Chairman /Brigadier General (R) Warner Sumpter to the right presented Dr. Warren with the TOY trophy.
Teacher of the Year Richard Warren Jr and his wife Ebony Warren at the TOY celebration.
From the left are Superintendent Dr. John Gaddis, 2018 TOY Dr. Richard Warren Jr., VP of the County Commissioner Charles Fisher, President of the County Commissioners Randy Laird, Delegate Charles Otto, Senator James Mathias and Board Chairman Warner Sumpter celebrate our new Teacher of the Year.
2018 Somerset County Public Schools' Teachers of the Year from left to right are Tatum Townsend (WAHS),Floyd "Butch" Azbel, Jr. (JMTawes). Alexis Coleman (GES), Taylor Estes ( SIS), Kelly Parks (PAES), Michele Messick (DIS), and Richard Warren Jr. (CAHS). Kelly Moore is the Teacher of the Year at Woodson Elementary. She was unable to attend the TOY Luncheon.
WHS science teacher Kolby Noble and the school's winning SeaPerch team will travel to Dartmouth, MA for international SeaPerch competition this June.
Gifted and Talented Summer Scholars Program at Wor- Wic Community College. Click on News on the Homepage and click on the Summer Scholars Program.
This Somerset Intermediate School student won the Scripps Maryland Eastern Shore Spelling Bee on Saturday, March 3 at UMES winning over 21 other regional competitors. He has earned an all-expenses paid trip to the national Spelling Bee in Washington D.C. in May. Congratulations! The winning word was morality
News & Announcements
Soldier Visits Students at Deal Island Elementary School.
Deal Island 5th Grade teacher Michele Messick had Private First Class Matthew Howell visiting her class. The students wrote him letters of encouragement during boot camp. He came to thank them and give them words of wisdom, "No matter how hard it gets, never give up. Keep your eye on the prize!" Mrs. Messick is the 2018 DIS Teacher of the Year.
Local Author Visits Jessica James' Class at Crisfield Academy and High School
On Thursday June 7, 2018 local author Pat Valdata visited Ms. James's English classes. Pat Valdata is an award winning author who has written several novels and books of poetry. Pat Valdata has an MFA in writing from Goddard College and she works as an adjunct Professor at University of Maryland University College. She spoke to students about the creative process and gave tips to young writers aspiring to improve their writing. She also gave advice to students about obtaining funding for writing projects and getting their work published.
CRISFIELD ACADEMY AND HIGH SCHOOL 8TH GRADERS VISIT CORBIN MEMORIAL LIBRARY
On Tuesday, June 12, CAHS 8th graders visited the Corbin Memorial Library in Crisfield to tour and learn about Summer Enrichment opportunities. A couple of the big hits during the visit were the Maker Space and the outdoor reading area. The students left excited about attending the upcoming events.
Woodson Fourth Graders Raise Nearly $600.00 to Purchase Coats for fellow Students
Woodson Elementary School Principal Kirstin Gibson reports the following………
“This spring I had a fourth grade student asked to have a meeting with me. We had lunch together one day and she explained that she noticed that some students did not have warm coats to wear. She proceeded to ask if she could organize a bake sale to raise money to purchase coats for students. As I asked her questions, she had a plan prepared for advertising, selling, and buying the coats. I was truly impressed as she truly wanted to help others and had developed a business plan! I approved her plan and she got to work. She and her mom started baking cupcakes and goodies and she created posters to advertise her sale. On the first day of sales, she had a line 30+ people long! The student elicited help from three of her friends. The girls sold diligently each morning during homeroom. The fruits of their labor was just short of $600! From there, the student worked with our Administrative Associate, Lee Ann Laird, to pick out coats and uniform sweaters. The items were purchased and are here to distribute in the fall/winter, as the weather turns cool. Attached is a photo of the girls and their purchased items. Principal Kirstin Gibson said, "What affected me the most about this was the fact that our student saw a need, created a plan, and executed it. At no point did she ask for a "shout out" or recognition. She just wanted to make an impact. Students like her are the future leaders of our world.”
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Princess Anne Library Play Pals-Sponsored by Judy Center Date: 6/28/2018, 10 AM – 11 AM Location: Princess Anne Library |
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