Earlier this week, our newest Somerset County Public Schools educators came together at Somerset County Technical High School for an engaging evening of professional learning. 🌟
Led by our dedicated New Teacher Mentors, the session focused on student engagement strategies—sharing practical tools and ideas to keep every learner motivated and connected in the classroom.
We’re proud of our new teachers’ commitment to growth and collaboration as they continue to make a positive impact on our students each day!💙🍎
This morning, Princess Anne Elementary School welcomed some very special local veterans for a Veterans Day breakfast and story time with first grade classrooms. 💙❤️ 🤍 Students enjoyed hearing their stories and learning about the meaning of service, courage, and community.
A heartfelt thank-you to all who have served—and to our guests for sharing this meaningful morning with our students!
#VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans
9th grade U.S. History students in Ms. Ford’s class at Crisfield Academy & High School are taking time this week to honor local veterans through a meaningful Veterans Day interview project.
Each student interviewed a veteran — often a parent, grandparent, family member, friend or neighbor— asking thoughtful questions about their time in service and what life was like during and after their military experience. Students then presented their interview findings in class, reflecting on what they learned and how it shaped their appreciation for those who serve.
Among the stories shared were powerful memories of an inbound Iranian missile warning, crawling under live fire in boot camp, driving supply trucks through dangerous zones, learning to swim at boot camp, jumping from helicopters into the ocean, and witnessing the hardships of war-torn countries. Many veterans also shared concerns about the care and support available to those returning home with physical or mental injuries — and the growing number of homeless veterans.
Thank you to Ms. Ford and her students for this heartfelt project and for helping our community remember and honor the courage and sacrifices of our veterans. ❤️🤍💙
#VeteransDay #CAHS
Please stay tuned for future updates regarding Secondary School dismissals.
Somerset County Public Schools will dismiss early on Friday, November 7, 2025:
🕦 Secondary Schools: 11:30 AM
🕧 Elementary Schools: 12:30 PM
Special Note: PreK-3 and PreK-4 students will not report on this day due to Early Childhood staff professional development.
The Maryland Center for School Safety is hosting a 30-minute virtual Safe Schools Maryland Parent Presentation on Tuesday, October 28, 2025 at 7 PM.
This session provides an overview of the Safe Schools Maryland Anonymous Reporting System, available to all K–12 schools statewide. Parents will learn how to use the system, what types of concerns should and shouldn’t be reported, and will have time for Q&A with MCSS staff about school safety topics.
👉 Register here: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=20399306&appointmentType=36637332
After registering, participants will receive the meeting link by email within 24 hours of the event.
#SafeSchoolsMaryland #SchoolSafety #ParentEngagement
Tomorrow, SCPS students and staff are encouraged to wear orange to show that we’re all part of one caring, connected community!
Unity Day is about standing together to promote kindness, respect, and inclusion—values that help every student feel they belong. When we all wear orange, we send a powerful message that our schools are places where everyone matters.
So grab your brightest orange shirt and join SCPS in celebrating the power of coming together!
#UnityDay #SCPSproud #SmallButMighty
Please avoid unnecessary travel and stay safe as conditions improve throughout the day.
Your generous $500 donation to support teacher appreciation initiatives at SCPS means the world to our staff. The gift was presented at the Delmarva Shorebirds Teacher Appreciation game last month—what a wonderful way to celebrate our educators!
#ThankYou #CommunityPartners #TeacherAppreciation #SmallButMighty #SomersetProud
We’re so grateful to our friends at Sherwin-Williams in Crisfield for holding a school supply drive to support Somerset County students. Your generosity helps ensure our students have the tools they need for a great school year!
📸 Pictured: Superintendent Dr. Ava Tasker-Mitchell with Ava Le and Matthew Kern of Sherwin-Williams Crisfield.
#ThankYou #CommunityPartners #SmallButMighty #SomersetProud
Congratulations to the talented artists whose creativity wowed the judges (Ms. Bevins, Mr. Arnold, and Ms. Keisha Evans) at this year’s Back-to-School Art Show! Art Teacher, Mr. Simpson, proudly announced the winners:
Middle School Division (8th Grade):
🏅 1st Place – Ava S.
🥈 2nd Place – Ella B.
🥉 3rd Place – Ma’Niya C.
🎖️ Honorable Mention – Donte S.
High School Division:
🏅 1st Place – Nicole W.
🥈 2nd Place – Logan S.
🥉 3rd Place – Lexi B.
🎖️ Honorable Mention – Liah B.
🎖️ Honorable Mention – Ian J.
👏 We’re proud of these students for representing Crisfield High School with such creativity and school spirit! #CrabberPride #SCPSArts #SmallButMighty
Join us Saturday, November 1st, from 9:30–12:30 PM at Wor-Wic Community College (Fulton-Owen Hall) for a day of discovery and empowerment!
🎓 Designed for middle and high school students with IEPs or 504 plans, this free event features breakout sessions and vendors focused on:
✅ Job Training
✅ Financial Planning
✅ Independent Living
✅ Service Providers & More
👉 Learn what supports you’ll need for your future!
📍 Details & resources: padlet.com/smray2/lower-shore-transition-and-self-advocacy-conference-2025-68lymwcjw5tuwjru
Supported by Worcester, Wicomico, and Somerset County Public Schools, Wor-Wic Community College, and Lower Shore agencies.
#LowerShoreTransition #SelfAdvocacy #WorWic #SomersetSchools
