Board of Education to Hold Open FY 19 Budget Work Session
The Somerset County Board of Education will operate an Open FY 19 Budget Work Session on Monday, April 23, 2018 at 4:00 PM at J.M. Tawes Career and Technology Center.
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2018 PAES Teacher of the Year Kelly Taylor (Left), the school's mascot and principal Cortney Monar walk through a group of cheering students. Mrs. Taylor would attend the annual TOY Luncheon on April 19.
WAHS 2018 Teacher of the Year Tatum Townsend being escorted by his principal Chantal Russum to go to the Teacher of the Year Luncheon on April 19. Students celebrate their teacher.
J.M. Tawes educator Floyd Azbell shown getting into his ride to the Teacher of the Year Luncheon on April 19.
2018 CAHS Teacher of the Year Richard Warren Jr. hold hands with his wife Eboni Warren as the CAHS band and student body celebrate their teacher. Mr. Warren later attended the annual TOY Luncheon with his colleagues.
After much celebration by the students Greenwood Elementary Teacher of the Year Alexis Coleman(Second from Left) poses with her principal Ashley Walters (Left), assistant principal Dot Bell- Jackson (Immediate Right), and assistant principal Stephanie O'Hara (Right). Ms. Coleman attended the TOY Luncheon with her counterparts on Thursday, April 19.
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.
2018 Deal Island Teacher of the Year Michele Messick on her way to the TOY Luncheon. Ted Gibson is her principal.
Somerset Intermediate School 2017 school Teacher of the Year Megan McGillen (Left) escorts 2018 SIS Teacher of the Year Taylor Estes from the building to be taken to the annual Teacher of the Year Luncheon.
Some of the nearly 50 J.M. Tawes students who competed in the SkillsUSA competition this past weekend of April 13 and 14. Tawes students won 14 medals in various competitions including two gold medals. Two students will compete in National Competition.
There is a lot of progress being made on the new career and technology school.
Tawes students talk to a surveyor at the construction site.
Materials for the construction site.
This student had an opportunity to lay block at the construction site.
Carpentry students from J.M. Tawes tour the new school's contruction site across the street and next to the Health Department.
Coordinator of the Judy Program Karen Karten is urging parents to register their pre -school age students for Pre-Kindergarten. Parents moving into the county are urged to register their children for next year.
Community Field Day is coming up this Saturday, April 21. Students from St. James Daycare will likely be in attendance
Recently, the Red Cross provided students in grades three, four and five at Greenwood Elementary School with a disaster preparedness unit. Students were provided with many resources to take home to their families.
The American Red Cross representatives are pictured with a pillow case that was provided to every student. The pillow cases have emergency preparedness tips printed on it.
A close-up of the pillow case.
Washington Academy and High School art teachers Blair Boyer (left standing) and Scott Smith (right standing) shown with their students who participated in the GFWC Wicomico Women's Club Youth Art Contest in Salisbury. In mixed-media a student placed first and another received honorable mention. Students placed second , third and received honorable mention in photography. One student received honorable mention for her photography on the state level.
WHS science teacher Kolby Noble and the school's winning SeaPerch team will travel to Dartmouth, MA for international SeaPerch competition this June.
Washington High School "Jagineers" competing in the SeaPerch completion using underwater robotics at the Naval Academy on Saturday, April 7.
This group of WAHS students placed high in the state SeaPerch competition. They will go to international competition at Dartmouth, MA. in June. One hundred two teams competed at the Naval Academy. This team was one of four to be chosen to compete on an international level.
Sea Perch team members were able to see their underwater robotics by the use of available technology. Teams from Somerset competed in Annapolis on Saturday, April 7.
The Four Pillars are Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service.
CHS classmates and fellow members of the Little Annemessex Chapter of the National Honor Society.
2018 Crisfield High School senior members of the National Honor Society.
2018 Crisfield High School junior members of the National Honor Society.
2018 Crisfield High School sophomore members of the National Honor Society.
The 2018 conclusion of a major event of the Little Annemessex Chapter of the National Honor Society originally started at the in 1959.
The National Technical Honor Society induction was held at Tawes Career and Technology Center on Wednesday, April 4.
Deputy Superintendent of Schools Tom Davis speaks to students and parents at J.M. Tawes' National Technical Honor Society Induction on April 4. He congratulated the students for their hard work.
New Inductees in the National Technical Honor Society at J. M. Tawes Career and Technology Center.
Part of the National Technical Honor Society candle lighting ceremony.
Some of the 2018 National Technical Honor Society Members at J.M. Tawes Career and Technology Center.
Second year members of the J.M. Tawes National Technical Honor Society
2018 J.M. Tawes Career and Technology Center students who are new inductees into the National Technical Honor Society.
2018 J.M. Tawes Career and Technology Center seniors who are second year members or being newly inducted into the National Technical Honor Society.
George Walston (red jacket), local businessman and Princess Anne Ruritan member is shown presenting J.M. Tawes Career and Technology principal Keith O'Neal with a check for $750.00 for the school's SkillsUSA program. Mr. O'Neal and Daniele Haley made a presentation to the Ruritan group updating them on the progress of the construction of the new career and technology school.
2018 J.M. Tawes Career and Technology Center Teacher of the Year Floyd "Butch" Azbell.
2018 Greenwood Elementary School Teacher of the Year Alexis Coleman.
2018 Somerset Intermediate School Teacher of the Year Taylor Estes.
2018 Deal Island Teacher of the Year Michele Messick.
2018 Woodson Elementary School Teacher of the Year Kelly Moore.
2018 Princess Anne Elementary School Teacher of the Year Kelly Taylor.
2018 Washington Academy and High School Teacher of the Year Tatum Townsend.
2018 Crisfield Academy and High School Teacher of the Year Richard Warren.
View of the site for the new Career and Technology Center. This is going to be a great building and a great school.
These students are veteran/current members of Somerset Intermediate School's National Junior Honor Society. The student on the right front row is a former member and is now a senior at Washington High School. She was a keynote speaker at the National Junior Honor Society Induction on March 14.
These Somerset Intermediate School's 7th grade students were inducted into the school's National Junior Honor Society on Wednesday, March 14.
These Somerset Intermediate School 6th graders were inducted into the school's National Junior Honor Society on Wednesday, March 14.
Part of the Symphony 21 Band that played for the students at Woodson Elementary School is shown sitting with the students after the program. This band exposed the students to different types of music with the message you can do all things.
Erica Murphy-News Anchor - Good Morning Delmarva-Channel 47 recently interviewed a Washington High senior on the left and Project Lead the Way teacher Tina Taylor on the right. Washington High School for its efforts in Project Lead the Way was name a distinguished high school in STEM and career education. Click on News and then on PLTW on our Homepage.
This Student art work will be displayed in the First Lady's Gallery on March 19th 2018, from 4 pm -6 pm at the House of Delegates Gallery Space 6 Bladen St. in Annapolis. This was done by a junior at Washington High School.
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
2018 Maryland Eastern Shore Regional Spelling Bee Champion. The student is a 7th grader from Somerset Intermediate.
These students are part of Mrs. Pam South's SeaPerch group, The Green Engineers. They are gearing up for the spring SeaPerch competitions hoping to go to Nationals in April.
These students are part of Mrs. Pam South's SeaPerch group, The Green Engineers. They are gearing up for the spring SeaPerch competitions hoping to go to Nationals in April.
Project Lead the Way program at Washington High School wins national award in Biomedical Science. Mrs. Tina Taylor is the teacher for this program at the school.
News & Announcements
Invitation to Bid for Power-Washing Services
Supervisor of Facilities Daniele Haley has placed information on an invitation to bid for power-washing services on the Facilities homepage. Click on the title and then on the link.
Tawes Project Featured in Learning By Design Magazine as an Outstanding Project.
Turn to page 84 of the online publication to read about accolades bestowed upon our project for the design and construction of the new J.M. Tawes Career and Technology Center which is due to be completed by September 2019. It is the only project listed from the state of Maryland among many others nationwide. Click on the title to read more. Click on the link to read the article which is found on page 84.
May 2, 2018- Resource Day
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Join us for a day of fun and learning! Hear from Wicomico County’s former Maryland Teacher of the Year! Get connected with community resources for home energy programs, utilities, housing expenses, child care resources/purchase of care, parent support groups, Head Start, McKinney-Vento rights and more! Click on title for more information.
Washington Academy & High School Team to Participate in International SeaPerch Underwater Robotics Competition
The state level underwater robotics competition took place on Saturday, April 7 at the U. S. Naval Academy. There were 102 teams competing for a berth in the International Competition in Dartmouth Massachusetts. A team from Washington Academy and High School in Somerset County was one of four teams to advance to compete on the international level. Click on the title or Read the full story on the Popup for more information.
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